The legal proceedings involving former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero have shifted focus toward the leadership of the company Plus Ultra. Prosecutors now believe it is necessary to summon the firm's executives to testify. This move follows a contradiction in the version of events previously provided by the former PSOE leader. Documents retrieved by the court suggest that executives had implicated Zapatero in the rescue of the company. This written evidence conflicts with the current statements being made during the investigation. The prosecution aims to clarify the relationship between the political leadership and the corporate rescue. Consequently, the focus of the judicial inquiry has transitioned from the individual to the company's internal hierarchy.