A report by the UCO, Spain’s Central Operational Unit of the Guardia Civil, reveals that Santos Cerdán and his associates received €323,000 from Servinabar, a company central to an ongoing investigation. The payments to Cerdán reportedly peaked during the period when José Luis Ábalos was a minister. This finding links the financial transactions to a specific timeframe within a higher-level political administration. The UCO’s report suggests a potential pattern of financial dealings connected to Cerdán’s network. Investigators are focusing on Servinabar’s role and its connections to those involved in the allegations. This discovery further intensifies scrutiny into the case and raises new questions about potential influence peddling. The report constitutes a significant development in the ongoing inquiry.