A transgender 'woman' confessed to being the 'Colombian woman' from the Ábalos and Koldo audio.

Lecturas magazine released a preview of an exclusive interview with Valeri Cuellas, a transgender woman known for her connection with jockey and television personality Álvaro Muñoz Escassi.

In her statements, Cuellas revealed that she had relations with José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García, members of the corrupt Spanish socialist government of Pedro Sánchez, in the context of meetings with prostitutes. According to the woman, she would be the “Colombian” mentioned in the now-famous audio in which the former socialist minister and former advisor Koldo talk about women they hired.

In this preview, Valeri claims to have seen Ábalos on three occasions: twice in Madrid and once in Valencia. She details that the contact was made through “a super-clandestine agency that only works with celebrities, important people.”

She says the first meeting took place in November 2019, in a penthouse located in the Spanish capital. During the conversation, she clarifies that she was not the only woman present: “There were more people, I was not the only girl there.”

In that first meeting, she recounts that her cell phone was taken away for "security reasons" and all traces of conversations that could prove the meeting were deleted. She also points out that there were always other participants at these meetings, including Koldo García and three other men who, according to her, are publicly known individuals: “He was there both times I was with Ábalos in Madrid,” she confirms in the interview.

When asked about the presence of security personnel, Valeri recalls having seen only one bodyguard, who was responsible for taking her phone. Upon entering the residence, she recounts that the people gathered there were drinking, “like at a party,” and that there were six other women present, according to her statement.

The audios

In one of the leaked audios from the file prepared by the Guardia Civil, former socialist minister José Luis Ábalos can be heard talking with his former advisor Koldo García about a “discreet” weekend they were planning to share with several women, whom they would have “divided up” with the aim of “changing” and “meeting” new people.

In that exchange, Koldo comments: “I have one ready for you (...) Ariatna is fine, she's new, she's perfect. And the new Colombian,” referring to transgender Valeri Cuellas.

During the conversation, both discuss logistical issues about the place they would move to and where they would stay during those days. “If they came from Córdoba it's nothing, that little stretch, but if these come, of course, we have to find a place,” Ábalos says. To which Koldo replies: “Look, if they come here, you already know who's going to come, I'm sure. If she comes here, you have Ainara.”

However, the former minister corrects him, specifying that the woman in question is named Ariatna. “Ariatna, who's fine, who's new, she's perfect,” Koldo insists. Ábalos adds: “And the Colombian. And the other one.” At that moment, Koldo admits his interest: “I want the other one too.”