The former president of Plus Ultra denounces the judge that SEPI required him to renounce control of the company that has 51% of the airline
Sources close to the negotiation between Martínez Sola and the public company indicate that it acted in defense of the company's reputation and viability because its top officials were accused of alleged money laundering.
Julio Martínez Sola, former president of Plus Ultra, has submitted a document to judge José Luis Calama at the Audiencia Nacional. He provides new evidence in the case in which he is charged and claims that representatives of the Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales (SEPI) demanded he irrevocably renounce his rights as shareholder in Sky Solutions SL. Sky Solutions SL owns 51% of the airline, which received a 53 million euro loan from SEPI that is under suspicion.
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