Rajoy: "It is false, never, I repeat, never, I received this game black money"

The Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, has forcefully stating that "it is false, never, I repeat, never, have received money black, or in this game, or in any" during suintervención before the National Executive Committee of the PP, which taking place at the national party headquarters in Madrid. Rajoy has also announced that all statements and equity finance will be available to the public on the web view Moncloa Palace, as a transparency measure to reassure about the alleged payment of money in the game b.
Rajoy has referred first to the Swiss accounts of extesorero, Luis Barcenas, ensuring that "neither have, nor had anything to do with the Popular Party. We have nothing to do. " Then entered fully into the bonuses, saying they are "outrages masquerading as alleged" and that it will not enter "the intentions, who manipulates the data and who filtered metered."
The president warned that "I have nothing to hide, do not fear the truth. I did not come into politics to make money, or to deceive Hacienda ", adding:" I know a living, made more money out of politics, I came to losing money and not meet any vanity. " Rajoy said that "I am responsible for what I do, not what you say and if you think that this harassment I cringe, I will leave, you are wrong."
Rajoy integidad defended his party: "In the PP opaque amounts not paid. It is true that cash is perceived, "and also referred to the demonstrations that have been held at the door of the headquarters in Madrid:" If anyone can think scare with agitation techniques are wrong. This match is going to defend. They will not prevent the truth and we will not be crossed before the attacks seeking to discredit the Government of Spain and try to create anxiety. " At this critical point and regretted the attitude of the leader of the opposition "by giving credence to the insinuations, without gauge their effect."
Finally, he said that "the shadow of the shadow of a hint manipulated can not serve for any Spanish lose their presumption of innocence."