Ana Botella, former First Lady of Spain and wife of ex-Prime Minister José María Aznar, appears in declassified Epstein documents released in early 2026 as the recipient of two parcels sent by Jeffrey Epstein between 2003 and 2004. The first package (approximately 220 grams) was sent on September 2, 2003 from New York to La Moncloa addressed to 'presidente and Ana Aznar'; the second was sent to FAES in Madrid in May 2004. The contents of the packages were not specified in the documents. Representatives of Aznar have stated they have no knowledge of the packages' contents and that Aznar does not know Epstein. No evidence of criminal activity, wrongdoing, or involvement in Epstein's trafficking operations has been established. Botella's inclusion in the documents appears to be limited to shipping receipts with no documented connection to the sexual abuse and exploitation ring that Epstein operated.
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