12 luxury cars, a yacht and a vacation in Marbella: This is how the commissioners of the masks in Madrid spent public money

• Anti-Corruption Courts accuse Luis Medina and another businessman of using a cousin of Almeida to earn six million selling masks

Obtain an exaggerated and unjustified economic benefit.

The letter from the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office is blunt about the six million euros that businessmen Luis Medina and Alberto Luceño obtained during the first state of alarm with the purchase of medical supplies that they later supplied to the Madrid City Council.

And that, for the most part, it was sold at a disproportionate price and was of a much lower quality than that mainly agreed between both parties.

It was one million euros that the son of Naty Abascal and the late Duke of Feria obtained for this work, being he who,

.

An amount much lower than the one obtained by his partner, Alberto Luceño, who ended up rising to five million euros by presenting himself as "expert in importing products from the Asian market."

Those six million public money, obtained by intermediation so that the City Council could obtain a supposed quality sanitary material, when in our country hundreds of people were dying a day from coronavirus,

.

Even to pay for a vacation in a hotel in Marbella.

Medina was the one who acquired the

which he baptized with the name of Feria and which he later registered in the Registry of Pleasure Yachts of Gibraltar, putting it in the name of a company from that territory of which he was a part along with other people. .

But the great financial outlay came above all from his partner.

Alberto Luceño

.

Specifically, one of steel knight, worth 6,550 euros;

another of gold, for which he paid 26,000, and a third, which cost him 9,900.

To this would be added

, whose value exceeds two million euros.

Among them, a

valued at 355,000 euros;

an

, which amounts to €293,000;

, which he purchased for 299,999;

a

for which he paid 250,000, or an

for which he paid 160,000.

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Mystery.

Luis Medina, the son of Naty Abascal who is being investigated by Anti-Corruption

• Writing: BEATRIZ MIRANDA

Luis Medina, the son of Naty Abascal who is being investigated by Anti-Corruption

Thus until completing the list of 12 vehicles that also include

and to which should be added

and that has three parking spaces and an attached storage room, registered in Property Registry No. 2. For it, the commission agent paid a total of 1,107,400 euros.

The commissions received also served to pay for the businessman's summer vacations.

the cradle of luxury on the Spanish south coast, for which he paid 60,000 euros.

All these expenses, in the case of Luceño, were made through a company of which he was the sole administrator.

This businessman was the one who, according to Anticorruption, led the negotiations with the General Coordinator of Budgets and Human Resources of the Madrid City Council for the acquisition of medical supplies:

For all this, the Consistory had paid just over 14.5 million euros, but

since the difference had to be returned by the commission agents due to complaints from the municipal government about the poor quality of the products they received and thus prevent their entire scam from being discovered at that time.

Therefore, if the operation had been carried out with the first figures, according to the breakdown carried out by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office in its letter,

euros while the material would only amount to to 4.5 million.

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