Lto controversy around Begoña Gomez, wife of Pedro Sánchez, does not stop. This Friday, June 7, it emerged that Make yourself heard has presented a new demand against the wife of the president of the Government. The main reason: allegedly appropriating a computer programfrom the master’s degree at the Complutense University of Madrid which he co-directed.
However, the ultra-Catholic association There is also a complaint for alleged crimes of unfair administration, embezzlement and intrusion. This is Hazte Oír’s second lawsuit against Begoña Gómez, since in April of this same year he issued a complaint for alleged influence peddling that is being processed by the investigating judge number 41 of Madrid, Juan Carlos Peinado.
These are the arguments of Hazte Orír
According to the association, Begoña Gómez requested in the corresponding registry the ownership of the ‘TSC Competitive Social Transformation’ brand, which “coincides with the one used in the Complutense master’s degree and it was granted for five years, with the defendant’s private address appearing as the domicile.”
“He submitted a national trademark application to the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office in his personal capacity for TSC Transforma Platform for measuring social and environmental impact, existing a confusion with the name of the master’s degree”states the filed complaint.
“The Complutense put out to tender a technological assistance and advisory service contract for the creation of a management and impact measurement platform for small and medium-sized businesses at the University, whose specifications of technical prescriptions were personally prepared by Begoña Gómez”awarded to Deloitte Consulting for 60,500 euros.
Finally, Hazte Oér points out that “from the website transformatsc.org, presumably by Begoña Gómez, the software for the competitive social transformation chair is offered which allows SMEs to adapt to specific sustainability criteria to access financing and investors. On this website The Complutense logo does not appear on its initial page, but the trademark registered by Begoña Gómez does.”.
