The scandal of the Nóos case and those involved
The Nóos case has been a scandal that has affected the Spanish royal family. Although Iñaki Urdangarin is not the only one involved, he is the only one who has ended up in prison. However, there are indications that he has not been the only one who benefited from this case. Juan Carlos, the king emeritus, reportedly promised Urdangarin compensation in exchange for his silence.
Urdangarin, who was the Duke of Palma, has lived with the Bourbon family for more than two decades and has compromising information. He has hinted that he could use this information to his advantage.
A luxurious new life
After obtaining the third degree in prison, Urdangarin began working in a law firm owned by a friend of his. It was there where he met Ainhoa Armentia, his current partner. Thanks to his divorce from Infanta Cristina, Urdangarin and Armentia now enjoy a luxurious life.
According to reports, Urdangarin would receive two million euros as compensation for not publishing a book with Bourbon secrets. In addition, he would receive a monthly salary of 25,000 euros, potentially tax-free. These agreements were signed in Geneva.
The risk of revealing secrets
Urdangarin has been warned by the Royal Family to keep a low profile, but his extravagant lifestyle has attracted attention. He has traveled in luxury, dined in the best restaurants and driven a luxury car, all while he lives on a monthly pension of only 450 euros as an ex-convict.
There has been speculation that Urdangarin could reveal secrets at any time. He has information not only about the Nóos case, but also about Felipe and Letizia, the current kings of Spain. He could confirm or deny rumors and could implicate more people in the Nóos case.
Negotiations and threats
Urdangarin has reportedly negotiated with Juan Carlos and Felipe VI, the current king of Spain. He has threatened the current king, demanding that she be allowed to live a life of luxury and not be molested in exchange for his silence. Urdangarin has made it clear that he has no intention of revealing anything if he is allowed to live without problems.
In summary, the Nóos case scandal has involved several members of the Spanish royal family. Iñaki Urdangarin, although he is not the only one involved, is the only one who has ended up in prison. He has negotiated his silence and has threatened to reveal secrets if he is not allowed to live without problems. This scandal has affected the reputation of the royal family and has generated controversy in Spain.
