Zapatero's jewels continue to be a headache for the Government and the PSOE. After several months of waiting, the former president confirmed their origin to Judge José Luis Calama this week. They are, according to the explanations of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, "a gift" that the King of Saudi Arabia Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud gave him during a visit to Spain in 2007. As reported by ABC, the PSOE has exploded against the "shameful" origin of the jewels and urges him to drop it. In the formation they regret that Zapatero prioritizes his judicial strategy, despite the damage it does to the party on the eve of the elections. However, the Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Victor Torres, has compared Zapatero's Saudi jewelry to receiving "a box of typical products." Carlos Herrera has reacted to this matter in his editorial this Friday, ensuring that the minister's statement is "one of those phrases that deserve all the joke." «Three lots of jewelry with rubies, sapphires, Zambian emeralds and who knows where they come from. It's like the Miguelitos de la Roda, the Polvorones of Estepeña or the mantecadas of Astorga. But hey, Ángel Víctor, soul of God, you have to be careful with comparisons," the journalist ironically says. The host of 'Herrera en COPE' assures that "people are trying to defend the indefensible" and that "it cannot be that a democratic president accepts millionaire jewelry as a personal gift, violating the ethical code that he had approved as a champion of transparency." Regarding the party's position in this case, he recognizes that the "most enlightened" leaders have already distanced themselves from the former president, such as Susana Díaz, in what he describes as "an atmosphere of consternation." Herrera also explains that, although the PSOE "is already breaking ties with whoever was its moral lighthouse," the Government has not yet done so because it is "the guardian of all secrets, including the well of irregularities that is Plus Ultra." Although he warns: "We all know that it is a matter of time before Sánchez drops ZP, but it seems to me that Ángel Víctor Torres seems to be the last to find out."