Matar a Rajoy

The author, with undoubted journalistic style, chooses as the 'percha' of the story the former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who was tried to take his life when they shot down the helicopter in which he was traveling with Esperanza Aguirre, a few moments after taking off from the Móstoles bullring. From there he tells a real story, even if it seems like science fiction, revealed by the Royuela family as a result of the manuscripts seized from José María Mena Álvarez, who was the chief prosecutor of the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia and the alleged brain of a criminal plot made up of the sewers of the State -politicians, policemen, judges, forensic doctors, civil servants, lawyers...-. This criminal organization, born in the late 1980s, has been operational until 2006 with more deaths behind it than the sum of the fatalities of ETA, GRAPO, Terra Lliure and GAL. Among the victims were Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado - Vice President of the Government and Lieutenant General of the Army, who faced Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Tejero on 23-F-, Marino Barbero Santos -Supreme Court magistrate who condemned the PSOE for illegal financing-, the journalist Antonio Herrero Lima, the writer Terenci Moix, Alfonso de Borbón Medina -nephew of King Juan Carlos I-, Carlos Ferrer Salat -ex president of the CEOE and the Spanish Olympic Committee-, the actor Enric Arredondo Gil de Bernabé -participated in series such as' Periodistas', 'Hospital Central' and 'El Comisario'-, José Ignacio López de Arriortúa - known as' Super López', was the global head of purchasing for General Motors and vice president of Volkswagen, seriously injured-, Antonio Guerra González 'El Patillas' -brother of Juan Guerra and the former vice president of the Government Alfonso Guerra-, Jesús Miguel Rollán Prada-goalkeeper of the Spanish water polo team and a silver medal in the Olympic Games. of Barcelona, ??he was the one who introduced Iñaki Urdangarín to the Infanta Cristina-, and a long etcetera until exceeding 1,300 deaths, many of which were attributed to natural or accidental causes.