Zapatero asks that his alleged dealings in Bolivia be excluded from the Plus Ultra case because they are unrelated to the matter, and criticizes the investigation as a "license to plunder" for Judge Calama.

Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has formally requested that the National Court exclude his alleged involvement in Bolivia from the ongoing 'Plus Ultra' case. Zapatero argues that these specific activities are unrelated to the central investigation and has criticized the presiding judge, Ismael Calama, describing the current scope of the inquiry as a 'patente de corso'—a term implying an unchecked or irregular authorization to investigate.