EUROPE: THE FILE LEAVES SPAIN

Apolozan case · ERDF fraud (Bilbao / Alicante / EU)

EUROPE: THE FILE LEAVES SPAIN

Having exhausted everything exhaustible — instances, appeals, complaints, nullities —, in 2024 the case set out on the only path that remained: the one that leaves Spain. On 15 May 2024 the application before the European Court of Human Rights was formalised (A.39), with the catalogue of violations this Story has documented milestone by milestone: liberty (art. 5), fair trial (art. 6), effective remedy (art. 13), property (Protocol 1). In parallel, the action before the Union's justice was prepared — whose full file, with its documentary audit, occupies its own section in this portal — and the case was flagged before the bodies that safeguard European funds, because the money that financed the origin of it all was ERDF money: the money of taxpayers across Europe.

And this was born: EuroFraud. Not as an outlet, but as the opposite — an open file. Two hundred and nineteen documents, the full trial sessions, the transcripts with their minute and second, every date with its registry stamp. Everything the instances would not look at, placed where no one can now prevent it from being looked at: in view of journalists, jurists, researchers and any citizen with two hours and their own judgement.

This Story began with a builder showing his software to a trusted friend. It ends — for now — with that same man turning his case into the incriminating evidence against the system that prosecuted him. The questions each milestone left open remain without an official answer. But they are no longer filed away in a court in Bilbao or Alicante: they are published, numbered and linked to their documents.

Verify it for yourself. That invitation — the one no instance accepted — is the only thesis of this portal.

The key factApplication before the ECtHR formalised on 15-5-2024 (A.39); action before the EU's justice documented in the Audit section of this portal; the complete file — 219 documents, videos and transcripts — published and verifiable in EuroFraud.
The uncomfortable questionIf everything asserted here is linked to its document, what explains that no Spanish instance has ever been willing to open those same papers?
The ruleEveryone whose rights have been violated has the right to an effective remedy, even against those who acted in the exercise of official functions (art. 13, ECHR); the protection of the Union's financial interests falls to its institutions (Directive EU 2017/1371; OLAF/EPPO competence).
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EuroFraud case file · every statement links to its document (A.X / DOC-XXXX). Evidentiary material; every person named is presumed innocent.