Jaume Roures, the sole administrator of Mediapro, spoke this Monday in El Món RAC-1 and came out against the accusations of Sandro Rosell, who in the Lo de Évole program, insinuated that Roures was behind his preventive prison and accused him of treatment in favor of Judge Lamela for going after him and forgetting a case of alleged Mediapro corruption. “I am not going to turn on the fan. If he says specific things, I answer specific things. He says that it begins when Barça signed for Telefónica and not for Mediapro. When that happened, he had not been president of Barcelona for a year. Open the fan I’m not in the least interested. As for the Mediapro indictment, the search was made and nothing happened. We have been investigated for years. It is entering a swampy terrain that I do not know what interest it is. I will not enter. “
Roures, who made it clear that he will not sue Rosell at the moment, insists that the personal problem of the Barça president has another origin: “The problem Rosell has with me is that the police ruled that a person he bribed had 14,000 emails mine and passed my emails to him and his henchmen. That is the bottom of the matter. The people who were involved in the espionage operation. Two people who still work at Barça. It is not worth saying the names. One was the IT manager at my home, and another who had worked at my home, went to Rosell’s company. But there is a pending trial. I don’t remember when I realized it, but it was about four years ago. I realized that strange things were happening in My email was because I had my email tapped. And then one of Rosell’s henchmen came in as Barça’s IT manager. I talked about it with Bartomeu. But come on, that was public, and we said we were going to the Tri Bunales … Do you know that they mail you the post for three and a half years? You are absolutely naked and it is an incredible violation of privacy. There were emails of industrial espionage.
Roures confirmed that he had a meeting with Rosell and that Rosell asked him to fix “the Catalan way.” And he refused: “For him, fixing it Catalan was today for you and tomorrow for me. Let’s let it run, we’ll fix it.” I do agree with the injustice of preventive detention: “What has happened seems very beastly to me and I doubt very little about the accusations he makes with Lamela. It has to do with the issue of professional freedom. The day the Judge who touches him questions everything, he is promoted. These things must be fought to the last consequences. “
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