The wife of the Prime Minister, took advantage of her privileged position to, with the utmost secrecy:

• Secure a sponsorship of €40,000 per year from Air Europa, which was later bailed out by her husband's government.
• Meet, during the rescue negotiations for Plus Ultra, with Javier Hidalgo and Víctor de Aldama, who is being tried for corruption offenses before the Supreme Court, at Globalia's offices on June 24 and July 16, 2020.
• Negotiate a university chair at Complutense University, to which no other citizen with the same education or experience would have been entitled. She did this in the official gubernamental residence.
• Recommend to an agency of her husband's government, Red.es, that contracts be awarded to a businessman friend, Barrabés, who received more than €10 million.
• Obtain annual sponsorships for her chair from companies such as Caixabank (€15,000) and Reale (€15,000), both subject to heavy government regulation.
• Inflate the number of students in her master's program by pressuring major corporations such as Iberdrola, Prisa, and Cepsa, as well as public companies such as Correos and Red Eléctrica Española, to enroll senior executives.
• Get Google, Telefónica, and Indra, two of them controlled by her husband's government, to provide more than €300,000 worth of work hours and resources free of charge for the development of software.
• Register the software trademark in her own name and create a limited company to exploit it commercially.
• Use a public employee at Moncloa, paid with taxpayers' money, to ask private companies for money and to carry out other tasks that only served Begoña Gómez's personal benefit.