Begoña Gómez asked Minsait to hire her adviser's husband for the UCM software, according to El Español
According to case sources cited by El Español, Begoña Gómez asked an Indra executive in late 2021 to have Minsait hire José Félix Ruiz Merino, then the husband of her adviser Cristina Álvarez, to develop software for the UCM's Cátedra de Transformación Social Competitiva. Ruiz Merino joined in January 2022 and work began in March, before the written agreement was signed. Judge Peinado opened trial against Gómez for influence peddling and embezzlement.
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- Gómez's request to an Indra executive in late 2021 preceded Ruiz Merino's hiring at Minsait in January 2022
- Work for the UCM began in March 2022 without a formal written agreement; Indra valued the work at 128,442 euros and charged nothing
- In the 2023 divorce, Cristina Álvarez kept the family home as compensation for having secured her then-husband's job
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by El Español. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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