Being unemployed, Iñaki Urdangarin’s biggest concern: “He has found several closed doors”

Iñaki Urdangarin He is unemployed and it is his biggest concern in life. The still husband of the Infanta Cristina “He has found several closed doors” since he was released from prison, according to his lawyer, Mario Pascual Vives, every time someone asks him and he has the opportunity to act as an employment agent for the former Duke of Palma. No employment door opens for Iñaki, although without income it does not seem that he is going to stay, since he is negotiating a monthly pension of 25,000 euros and compensation of two million euros that he would receive starting next June, when his daughter Irene turns 18, which will be when he signs his divorce from the daughter of the king emeritus Juan Carlos I.

Pascual Vives has denied that these amounts are being talked about: “If we multiply by twelve, I think it is about 300,000 euros a year. It is a lot of money. When it comes to matters of the private sphere of a family, speculating is risky” , has explained.

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Nor does he want to link the date of the effective divorce with the birthday of the infanta’s youngest daughter: “When there are children, even if they are of legal age, as long as they do not work on their own and have an independent life, if there is any family breakup document, they have They have to sign the same way. That’s why I don’t think the fact that they are minors is a significant issue,” he concluded.

However, the lawyer does insist on Iñaki’s urgent need to have a job as soon as possible. The former athlete wants to feel useful and find a job that will help him grow as a person, in addition to helping him become independent, because he lives with his mother, Claire Liebaertfor a few months in his hometown, Vitoria.

As confirmed to the magazine Week the Catalan jurist, Urdangarín “needs to work and turn the page”. Since he was imprisoned for his involvement in the Noos case, Iñaki has only worked for a few months in a law firm until he was released from prison and enjoyed probation at the beginning of March last year, after the Surveillance judge Basque Country Penitentiary, Ruth Alonsoapproved the “qualified advancement” of his release proposed by the Zaballa prison (Álava).

The king’s brother-in-law Philip VI He then passed a re-education program for corrupt people, but the work in the office did not continue and he has not obtained any employment contract since that month of March. Iñaki wants to be able to “make a life as normal as possible. What worries him the most right now is finding a job,” according to Pascual Vives.

“He is trained, prepared and in a position to be able to do it,” says the lawyer and, logically, points out that it would be the sports field where Iñaki could give more of himself, after having been international for many years in the Spanish handball team: ” I could find a job related to this world”, as a member of the technical team of some entity, the legal representative gives as an example.

The lack of work and the standby in which his divorce process is found logically stems from an absolute lack of income. The negotiations about her future monthly pension after getting divorced and the compensation are rarefied by how tense and hostile her relationship with the Infanta Cristina is now. She has not been amused that her still husband walked through Baquiera Beret with her girlfriend, the lawyer Ainhoa ​​Armentiawho did just get a divorce from the father of his son.

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Nor is Cristina’s environment liking the tug of war in relation to the bodyguards appointed by the government who have guarded her back in Vitoria since her release from prison. Urdangarin will lose them and he is not willing to allow it. He alleges that he is and will always be a well-known person who needs protection on the street, security that costs the state coffers 8,000 euros a month. And the bodyguards support him, because they have become friends with him, and also, they assure that they would continue to earn the same as members of the Police in the Basque Country.