A former official of the Canal de Isabel II believes it was Aguirre's idea to build the golf course and considered the project "correct".
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During the 'Caso Lezo' trial at the National Court in Spain, former Canal de Isabel II official Adrián Martín testified that he believes the construction of a golf course was the idea of former Madrid regional president Esperanza Aguirre, adding that he viewed the project as correct.
In separate testimony within the same judicial proceedings, Mariano Zabía, who served as Environment Minister under Aguirre's regional government, stated that he was unaware of any Canal de Isabel II contracts benefiting relatives of then-vice president Ignacio González and denied experiencing pressure from González to rig contracts.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Golf CourseFocuses on Adrián Martín's testimony linking Esperanza Aguirre to the golf course project.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Contract RiggingHighlights Mariano Zabía's denial of pressure from Ignacio González regarding contract manipulation.