NewzIsabel Pardo de Vera, the former president of the Spanish railway infrastructure manager Adif, has formally denied allegations regarding the receipt of commissions or the manipulation of public works contracts. She characterized the claims that she could have favored specific companies as implausible, asserting that she had no knowledge of any illicit payments or schemes involving the entities in question.
The denial follows investigations into potential irregularities within the procurement processes managed by the state-owned infrastructure body. Pardo de Vera’s testimony serves as a direct rebuttal to accusations suggesting institutional corruption or the facilitation of corporate interests during her tenure at the helm of the organization.
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