Jonathan Andic, from the failed rise to the management of Mango to his role as a shareholder

Jonathan Andic, from the failed rise to the management of Mango to his role as a shareholder

Jonathan Andic grew up within Mango long before occupying an office at the top of the group. He was the eldest son of Isak Andic, the founder who built one of the largest European fashion empires from Catalonia, but those who dealt with him in those years remember a discreet executive, more comfortable in creative and product teams than on the corporate front line. He studied Audiovisual Communication in the United States and later completed his training with an MBA at IESE, before formally joining the family business in 2005.

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This is how Mango has managed to shield itself from the investigation into the death of Isak Andic

This is how Mango has managed to shield itself from the investigation into the death of Isak Andic

The Mango business has managed to stay out of the investigation into the death of its founder, Isak Andic, in December 2024. The shock caused by the sudden death of the businessman and the subsequent police investigation have not taken a toll on the company’s business. Sales have grown by 13% and are close to 3.8 billion euros, while profit has increased by 11% and now stands at 242 million euros.

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The clues against Jonathan Andic: a rare slip, the “hatred” of the father, and the change of will

The clues against Jonathan Andic: a rare slip, the “hatred” of the father, and the change of will

Jonathan Andic, 45 years old, and accused of killing his father Isak Andic during a walk in Montserrat in December 2024, learned this Tuesday about the evidence that the Mossos d’Esquadra have gathered over the last year and a half to maintain their suspicions. A long list of clues that the judge of court 5 of Martorell enumerated in a very harsh detention order that was made public. A document that included the request from prosecutor Teresa Yoldi to send the eldest son to prison for a homicide crime, but a measure avoidable by a bail of one million euros that the accused deposited in ten minutes. Immediately afterwards, he was released, with the prohibition to leave Spain, after handing over his passport to the magistrate, and once again making the walk before the media, but this time without the handcuffs with which he arrived when he was taken into custody.

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All the keys of the Plus Ultra case for which Zapatero is being investigated

All the keys of the Plus Ultra case for which Zapatero is being investigated

“I have nothing to do with Plus Ultra,” assured former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero last March 2 in the Senate. But this morning the judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has summoned him as a suspect for an alleged crime of influence peddling and other related offenses within the framework of the Plus Ultra case. Zapatero will have to appear before the magistrate next June 2. In parallel, the judicial police are raiding the former president’s offices today. The secrecy of the investigation was lifted this morning, but some details of the Plus Ultra case are already known.

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The conversations that point to Zapatero: “they have set up a finance boutique. That’s where the kickback will come from”

The conversations that point to Zapatero: “they have set up a finance boutique. That’s where the kickback will come from”

The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama has at his disposal telephone interceptions and WhatsApp messages sent between the top executives of the airline Plus Ultra and the network allegedly led by former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. These conversations now point to the former socialist leader, as stated in the order accessed by La Vanguardia.

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Zapatero states that he always conducted his public and private activities "with respect for legality"

Zapatero states that he always conducted his public and private activities “with respect for legality”

The former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has released a video this Tuesday in which he wanted to respond to the notification he received this very morning from the National Court, summoning him as an investigated party – what was formerly called “accused” – for the next June 2, for alleged corruption crimes in the case of the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra.

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Registered companies in the Zapatero case: agencies and consultancies under suspicion

Registered companies in the Zapatero case: agencies and consultancies under suspicion

The searches carried out this morning by the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police by order of the judge of the National Court José Luis Calama focus on three consulting, institutional relations, and business services companies. One of them is Whathefav S.L., the agency of the daughters of the former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, and the other two are Inteligencia Prospectiva S.L., focused on technological foresight oriented to social projects, and Softgestor, a legal advisory and management firm.

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The judge places Zapatero as “leader of a stable and hierarchical structure” of influence peddling

The judge places Zapatero as “leader of a stable and hierarchical structure” of influence peddling

The judge of the National Court José Luis Calama places the former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as the alleged leader of “a stable and hierarchical structure of influence peddling” whose purpose “is the obtaining of economic benefits through intermediation and the exercise of influence before public bodies in favor of third parties, mainly Plus Ultra.”

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