The Spanish MP who threated to hang Catalan President accused to lie in his CV

The judge who is investigating Spanish supremacista Cristina Cifuentes’ master’s degree involves Pablo Casado in the case. The judge decided to expand the investigation to Pablo Casado.
1. His title it is in the same center, tutor and university as Cifuentes.
2. Casado approved two thirds (the legal maximum) by validation.
3. He did not go to class.

Pablo Casado Blanco is a well known person for Catalan people. He usually threat Catalan politicians. Some months ago he said that the Catalan Parliament speaker should remember that he has two daughters before take some political decisions. Some time before, this People’s Party (Spanish ruling party founded by a Franco's Minister) spokesman warned Catalan president, Carles Puigdemont, that should he go ahead and declare independence, he could end up like a previous president of Catalonia who was executed by a Franco regime firing squad in 1940. The PP government spokesman’s comments drew widespread condemnation from the members of Catalan political parties but silence of the Spanish ones. Comparing Puigdemont “to the man who declared [independence] 83 years ago”, Pablo Casado was referring to Lluís Companys, the Catalan president during the Spanish Civil War who declared a Catalan state in 1934. After the war, the Gestapo captured Companys in France and handed him over to the Franco regime, who executed him. Companys remains the only democratically elected European leader to have ever been executed.  

The Vice-Secretary of Communications of the Spanish People's Party and Deputy has been discovered as a lier now. Between June 16 and 19, 2008, he completed an intensive course in "Driving Government Performance" by Robert Behn, a professor at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.

The course took place in Madrid, precisely at the Business School of the University of Navarra, known as IESE. This program was offered by IESE "in collaboration with the Harvard Kennedy School".

The official curriculum of Casado Blanco presents it with a "DGP of the Kennedy School of Government of Harvard University". DGP obviously refers to the name of the course (Driving Government Performance) and not to an academic degree as such .

This politician assures that it was a postgraduate course: "You can say that they are postgraduates, yes, because they ask you for a degree to access them," Casado Blanco told eldiario.es.

However, this means that the course the MP has taken can not be considered a graduate because there are no academic prerequisites for it. 

It is not the only question of the title of Casado Blanco. The politician has a master's degree in autonomy and local law from Rey Juan Carlos University, allegedly between 2008 and 2009, but he could not remember whether he had gone to class or passed exams.Married Blanco does not even remember whether he was a scholarship holder for the DGP course or whether he paid the 2,000 euros.