From the corrupt repentant to the complaints of receiving hams as a gift: this was the debut of Bad Company with Cristina Pardo

The program 'Bad companies' premiered this Sunday in LaSexta presented by Cristina Pardo and reviewing in a format similar to the 'Salvados' of Jordi Évole different cases of anonymous people sprinkled in one way or another by corruption scandals.



The most relevant testimony collected by the program was that of Vicente Torres, an anti-corruption prosecutor in Valencia, who explained that those involved "come at a time when they lose the north and believe that what they are doing is right" and admitted that in this community there are Two anti-corruption prosecutors for "about 20" cases, something that the hostess thought "a lot".

"To the father that the school of his son is in barracks does not like the money is diverted to a party or an individual," he said, before considering that "the corrupt is like the person who has bad breath, he does not know And you have to tell him. "

Pardo later spoke with Esteban Cuesta, involved in the plot Emarsa and later repentant, who said that "he was a nurse and did not know what a promissory note" when he was "offered to be the manager of the purifier of Pinedo" winning from 2,000 to 8,000 euros A month at first and asking him shortly after that he put the salary himself until he ended up earning 25,000 euros a month.

"For Crespo's commitments Christmas gifts were made to Rita Barberá, Paco Camps, Alfonso Rus and Silvestre Senent," he admitted, explaining that the latter asked for a change to receive too many hams. "I want El Corte Inglés cards," I would have sued instead.

"Some people had a hard time having to take money from the cashier and hired my sister to get it out," Cuesta later admitted, according to Cristina Pardo, who stopped the interview when asked how much money she came to steal, later confessing Of camera that did not know it.

"I did not feel bad. If I did not do it, I would do it again," he added, confessing that "I consider myself a corrupt and I very much regret it", before journalist Juan Nieto stated that "it has been shown that Emarsa Plundered 23 million euros, but the actual amount will never be known. "