Ana Duato has offered his first public statements after it became known that the anti-corruption prosecutor Tomás Herranz has requested 16 years in prison for the actress after pointing out in the trial for the ‘Nummaria Case’ that she had “the will not to declare her true income” and so defraud the Treasury.
“I ask you to calm down a little, the trial is ending, really and you have to have a little calm because there are only a few days left, we have already heard the prosecutor’s indictment, which we have not understood much about,” were the first words on the matter.
Ana has assured that does not understand the prosecutor’s letter very well and that now it is his lawyer’s turn: “It is not very clear, but well, now comes my lawyer’s defense brief, we will have to listen to him, a little calm, I believe in justice, we have to wait, “Now it’s my lawyer’s turn.”
Regarding the news of the request for years in prison, the actress has played down the matter by ensuring that “They were 32, now they are 16″ “It is not understood very well, if someone has understood it, they will have been lucky,” he added.
In addition, Duato has given “thanks for the interest” and has asked for caution until the trial is over: “We are going to wait for the trial to end, I think that is important.” Very sincere, the interpreter has insisted that she remains innocent. “I thank you, but I ask the media for a little calm, okay?” he concluded.
