Rocio Amigo, the lawyer who is representing the man at the centre of the Malaya case, the ex Municipal Real Estate Assessor in Marbella Town Hall, Juan Antonio Roca, has tried to put the police investigation into doubt, but the main investigators have responded that they always acted following judicial requirements. The policemen declared as witnesses in the case today, and said that they had always acted on judicial order, although they could not say if the orders were verbal. They said that they spoke to the instructing judge daily and not only at the start of the case, but also in its development. Rocio Amigo asked in court about the labour of the Instruction Judge in the case, but the anti-corruption prosecutor, Juan Carlos López Caballero, protested considering the question out of order, and then she withdrew the question. Agents from the specialist police group, UDYCO, denied that the procedures started with some recordings from the Ballena Blanca case, the largest operation against money laundering in Spain. Roca’s lawyer also asked about the relationship between her client and the ex Mayor of Marbella, Julián Muñoz before and after the motion of censure in 2003. She was told the relationship was cordial and continued after the vote. The Malaya case against the corruption in Marbella started in September 2010 and has about 100 people charged. It continues tomorrow in Málaga.
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