During the ongoing trial at the Audiencia Nacional, the defense attorney for Jordi Pujol has pressured the lead police inspector overseeing the investigation, effectively casting doubt on the strength of the case against the Pujol family. The lawyer, Cristóbal Martell, highlighted the significant absence of direct evidence linking the family’s concealed funds in Andorra to any acts of political corruption, which they have allegedly hidden for over thirty years.

The police inspector, identified as number 89.140, previously expressed confidence in his belief that the family's opaque financial dealings stem from corrupt activities. However, during the recent proceedings, he struggled to provide concrete evidence supporting these assertions, leading the court to question the basis of the claims made about the Pujol family's finances. This situation raises serious concerns about the investigation's accountability and thoroughness.

The proceedings underscore ongoing allegations of political corruption in Spain, particularly regarding the Pujol family’s financial legacy. The trial not only puts pressure on the investigators but also reflects broader implications for public trust in political institutions. As details unfold, the implications of these testimonies will play a crucial role in determining both the legal outcomes for the Pujol family and the perception of corruption within Spanish politics.