Ayuso escalates the Quirón case into a spy plot: 'There are microphones in the office, and my partner's lawyers had computers stolen'
Ayuso eleva el caso Quirón a una trama de espías: “En el despacho hay micrófonos y a los abogados de mi pareja le robaron ordenadores”
Summary
Madrid regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso has escalated the so-called Quirón case into a claim of an espionage plot, asserting that microphones were found in the office of an executive at the healthcare group where her partner works and that lawyers for her partner had computers stolen. Her allegations add a dramatic new dimension to the legal and political saga surrounding her boyfriend. Critics question the basis for the claims.
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