The Civil Guard's Data Analysis Office (DAO) has staunchly defended its innocence regarding the Leire Díez case, a high-profile disappearance and murder investigation. Manuel Llamas, a key figure within the DAO, testified before the Senate today concerning the case in which he is currently implicated. Despite facing imputation—a formal accusation—Llamas and the DAO maintain they acted appropriately. The DAO leadership indicated they have no intention of resigning, even if the case proceeds to trial. This announcement follows scrutiny over the handling of digital data during the search for Díez. The testimony aimed to address concerns and clarify the DAO's role in the sensitive investigation. The case continues to attract significant public and political attention.