The former Minister of Transport José Luis Ábalos faces his statement before the Supreme Court denying practically all of the accusations against him, attacking the credibility of the businessman Victor de Aldama and intoning his particular my fault: “I trusted someone I shouldn’t have and I didn’t protect myself enough.” “Now, when I talk to other officials, the advice I give is: protect yourselves, don’t be trusting, because then there is no remedy,” he explained.
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