Former mayor of El Ejido sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement of 58.8 million

Former mayor of El Ejido sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement of 58.8 million

La Audiencia Provincial de Almería ha condenado cinco años y tres meses de prisión al exalcalde de El Ejido Juan Enciso por el "desfalco" de más de 58,8 millones de euros de dinero público del Ayuntamiento ejidense entre los años 2002 y 2009 a través de un "entramado empresarial" de subcontratas en torno a la Empresa Mixta de Servicios Municipales (Elsur), cuyo socio privado era Abengoa.Indica la sentencia, hecha pública este jueves y de la que …

Former mayor of El Ejido sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement of 58.8 million

The Provincial Court of Almería has sentenced the former mayor of El Ejido Juan Enciso to five years and three months in prison for the “embezzlement” of more than 58.8 million euros of public money from the Ejido City Council between 2002 and 2009 through a “business network” of subcontractors around the Joint Municipal Services Company (Elsur), whose private partner was Abengoa. It indicates the sentence, made public this Thursday and for whic…

Five years in prison for the former mayor of El Ejido for embezzling 58.8 million in the 'Poniente case'

The court has also sentenced former municipal controller José Alemán to sentences totaling seven years and six months in prison and to the payment of a fine

Former mayor of El Ejido sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement of 58.8 million

Juan Enciso es condenado por el "desfalco" de casi 60 millones de euros de dinero público del Ayuntamiento ejidense entre 2002 y 2009. En NIUS

The former mayor of El Ejido Juan Enciso, sentenced to five years in prison for the 'Poniente case'

The Third Section of the Provincial Court of Almería has sentenced the former mayor of El Ejido (Almería) Juan Enciso to five years and three months in prison,

The former mayor of El Ejido, Juan Enciso, sentenced to 5 years in prison in the Poniente case

This alleged plot, for which 65 people were charged, would have simulated the provision of management support services between 2002 and 2009