‘The intermediate’ on Monday inquired into the past of politicians. Thais Villas He went to the surroundings of the Congress of Deputies to chat with some of them about their first jobs. One of them was Gabriel Ruffian, who confessed that he paid in black and in envelopes during his first experience in the world of work.
“I worked unloading fairground trucks and controlling the kids throughout the day in front of shopping centers. There was a mechanical bull, a large inflatable … I checked that no one got hurt,” explained the ERC deputy, who keeps a good memory of those times: “It was fun. And in black, of course”.
A statement that took Thais Villas by surprise. “In envelopes? Have you cashed in envelopes?”, he asked his guest, who answered affirmatively: “I have cashed in envelopes.”
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During the interview, Rufián recalled other jobs he had before entering politics. In addition to working in discos, he was “in the young clothing section of a department store”. Although he did not reveal what he was charging, he assured that he also did it through envelopes.
“I don’t remember, but they paid in an envelope too. They didn’t make a transfer, but I’m talking about 20 years ago”said the deputy while the reporter pointed out that “the envelope must be a more common thing than we think.”
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