Cerdanya restaurateur claims Jordi Pujol Ferrusola deceived him over loan

The businessman told the court he was unaware that a 300,000 euro loan originated from the former president's son.

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A businessman from Cerdanya testified this Wednesday that Jordi Pujol Ferrusola deceived him regarding a 300,000 euro loan managed through Banca Reig.

The witness, a local restaurant owner, explained that in December 1995 he signed for a 50 million peseta credit. Prosecutors allege that while the bank appeared as the lender, the funds actually came from the Andorra account of the former Catalan president's eldest son.
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"I was unaware that the money actually came from Pujol Ferrusola."

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The trial also heard from other witnesses who denied knowledge of transfers from Andorra. Financial expert Carlos Javier Tusquets Trias de Bes also testified, distancing himself from a 4.4 million euro investment made by the defendant in the Virgin Islands.