Partido Popular used Illegal undeclared money during campaign elections.

• Bárcenas said that the PP paid part of their election campaigns 'always in undeclared money' 
• He insisted that Francisco Álvarez Cascos, ex General Secretary of Partido Popular, was perfectly aware of the political party's Caja B
• Bárcenas handed envelopes of money and cash in hand to Mariano Rajoy.
• Juan Cotino, President of the Valencian Parliament handed the party 300, 000 Euros

These are just some of the decelerations of Luis Bárcenas, ex treasurer of ruling government party, Partido Popular. Today saw Luis Bárcenas again go before the court of Judge Pablo Ruz regarding the undeclared 48 million Euros he had in a Swiss bank account and "Caja B", the undeclared slush funds of Spain's governing party, Partido Popular.

Luis Bárcenas who was imprisoned 27th June 2012 for tax evasion and fraud, also declared before the court today that both Mariano Rajoy, current President of Spain and José María Aznar, former President of Spain are aware of the "Caja B"
The slush funds in the Partido Popular allegedly came from cash payments & commissions (back handers) from, amongst others, construction companies.....which could explain the unnecessary massive constructions created in Spain over the last few years.
Luis Bárcenas also claims that these cash funds were available throughout all regions of Spain and were used for cash bonuses to members of PP and for electoral campaigns.
Judge Ruz also has grounds to believe that the reforms made to the political party's headquarters were made with money from "Caja B"

Mariano Rajoy has yet to comment on today's court dealings.