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The former King of Spain, Juan Carlos I, implicated Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein in the Nóos case, which resulted in the arrest of son-in-law Iñaki Urdangarin, to protect the daughter and sister of the current king, Infanta Cristina. This is another news that was brought forward by the El Español newspaper on Wednesday based on the woman's tapping pointed out as the king's old lover, Corinna. The conversation with the German philanthropist was recorded without his knowledge in 2015 during a secret meeting in London with José Villarejo Pérez and Juan Villalonga Navarro
According to Corinna, the monarch had the intention of lor to involve in the Nóos case to protect the girl. "In this case, I had the Royal House.They said: better Iñaki and Corinna than Iñaki and Cristina.It was the idea," quotes the Ok Journal website.
The German philanthropist was involved in the case by Diego Torres, the partner of Urdangarin. Torres accused Corinna of having proposed a company to cover the funds that the king's son-in-law had abroad. Corinna's relationship with Iñaki dates back to 2004. This year, as delegate of the Laureus Foundation, the German proposed, on the recommendation of Juan Carlos, the husband of Infanta Cristina to organize the Valencia Summit 2004 for a salary of 200 thousand euros and a bonus
The ex-lover says that she tried to solve the case without having to speak publicly, but that the monarch did not Did not cooperate. "I told the king 17 times to his lawyers that they found my" record "[oficiosamente] to see how they explained things without me having to say anything, they did not say it. They did not do it. "Final point I had to defend myself."
Corinna reports that she questioned Juan Carlos about the reasons that led him to involve her in the case , rather than defend it. According to the recording, the father of King Philip VI responded with the English proverb "Blood is thicker" [“o sangue é mais espesso”] stating that the defense of those with whom he shares blood ties would prevail over other relationships. "They were very hard on me," he concludes
The German also says that he prepared a report in 2004 in which he was concerned about the actions of Iñaki Urdangarin. "I am worried [Urdangarin] does not distinguish the difference between public money and private money.He wants to earn money very fast and is ready to do anything to make money, "he said, recalling the conversation he had with the king when he gave him the report
relationship with the monarch between 2006 and 2013. The separation of the couple occurred after the scandal that caused many criticism to the monarch for a trip to Botswana to hunt elephants.
In a statement released this Thursday following the phone tapping revealed by El Español, Corinna does not comment on the case. "For a long time, there was a politically motivated campaign of discredit against me. I have always acted correctly and I intend to continue to live my life in a calm manner, despite years of constant harassment and attempts at public discrediting that I have suffered with a infinite amount of false information. I have great respect for the institutions of Spain, but I can not allow that it be used in a conflict that does not concern me. "
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