The woman of Pedro Sanchez He attended the Caixa Fórum this Tuesday to inaugurate the master’s degree that he co-directs at the Complutense University of Madrid and which is now the only one after the cancellation, a few hours before, of the other course he taught, Competitive Social Transformation, and which is now being investigated by Judge Juan Carlos Peinado for an alleged crime of influence peddling and business corruption. The public reappearance of Begoña Gómez has taken place behind closed doors (upon invitation). She, dressed in red, was visibly nervous and even apologized to the audience when she got stuck in her speech: “Oh! Sorry…”
Begoña was well ‘escorted’, both at the entrance and exit of the event, which took place at 4:00 p.m., and managed to avoid the photographers thanks to a forklift. Presented as a professional “with more than 24 years of experience in teaching and consulting in social impact and third sector projects”, she directed the forum in which various experts spoke about the subject of the master’s degree, Lifelong Training Fundraising Management (recruitment of funds) public and private in non-profit organizations. Begoña has asked NGOs to offer “more transparency” to young people so that their contribution goes “from donation to action” and they can be “protagonists of social changes.”
Curious speech taking into account that the ‘first lady’ of Moncloa is accused of an alleged crime of corruption and influence peddling precisely in relation to the chair of the master’s degree in Competitive Social Transformation, which she co-directed at the Complutense University despite not having a university degree official.
Pedro Sánchez and his party insist that the magistrate has been “pedaling in nothing for six months”, they defend Gómez’s innocence and try to show normality in his appearances: first with a visit to the Verdi cinemas in Madrid, and more recently at the San Sebastián Film Festival, where they posed on the red carpet with Pedro Almodóvar, among others.
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