Judge allows limited use of two companies’ accounts for household costs

A judge has partly unlocked bank accounts at two companies linked to Juan Andrés González.

The money can be used for basic household costs and a child’s required education, with account movements reported to the court.

González remains in pre-trial detention while suspected of organized crime and money laundering.

The ruling does not let his partner use the frozen funds freely, and the money may be needed to cover legal claims.