They pretend not to know what a swap is but they do know how to play the keys in the Madrid press. Santiago Santana Cazorla, Santiago has launched a campaign to improve his reputation by checking out where he is treated as in the present as "a relevant Canarian leader in the business world" as a result of "the story of the entrepreneur" where "his ability to convert challenges stands out opportunities, thanks to a clear perspective and extensive dedication. In the south of Gran Canaria they ask for favors but from Madrid, alleged Bizum.
This is not new: Cadena Ser in the Peninsula has even editorialized in Madrid saying that "Santiago Santana Cazorla is a prominent defender of sustainable tourism in the Canary Islands, whose vision and proposals are crucial for the future of the region". "His involvement in significant projects, from the creation of highways to the construction of ports and the Palace of Justice, reflects his evolution from subcontractor to businessman," he points out. Madrid Diario, where the graphic editor has cut off the head of the report. Since last winter the all-out war between Lopesan and Santana Cazorla has been going on in the courts where in Madrid media such as El Confidencial have attacked Eustasio López even on matters that have nothing to do with the tourism business. The cleaning campaign has reached the media in Salamanca.
Everything above about "an inspiring example of perseverance and adaptability in the business world" is to clean up the networks since "after a long judicial process of 17 years, the businessman is free of all charges related to the Góndola case." The resolution, issued by the Court of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, is based, according to the sponsors, on an "exhaustive investigation that found no evidence of criminal conduct on the part of Santana Cazorla."
The magistrate in charge issued "a detailed six-page order supporting the decision, concluding that there was insufficient evidence to support the accusations." This resolution, "considered a milestone in the Spanish legal system," notes Madrid Diario, "highlights the importance of a meticulous analysis of evidence and legal arguments. The nickname of this event derives thanks to the presence of a system of channels that run through the municipality of Mogán in Gran Canaria, creating similarities with the renowned Italian city."
