The ex-conseller charged by the dana is considered ‘Turkish head’ and points to the central government

The former councilor of Justice and Interior of the Generalitat Valenciana Salome Pradas , imputed in the case that investigates the management of the dana of 29 October, points to the works not carried out to channel rivers as the key that would have avoided a tragedy with 228 dead. Moreover, he considers "absolutely inadmissible" that it is selected as "Turkish head" to "be able to attribute criminal responsibility", which he believes is not e…

There was expectation to know what would be the judicial strategy of Salome Pradas, the main political charge charged by the dana to which the president of the Generalitat,...

He claims that "no one has attacked the lives of the deceased" as a natural catastrophe that "for its characteristics and speed of course constituted a phenomenon of impossible foresight or in its absence, of avoidance"

The former advisor defends herself with which the flood was triggered with unstoppable speed. That is, she says that it could not be stopped. And she turns against her imputation as the main responsibility. She points out to the central government, specifically to the delegate of the government Pilar Bernabé. "It is not true that there was a 'single command' there was a dual steering committee, with the delegate of the government," she says. She…

The president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón, decided to remove it a few weeks after the dana and after recognizing in statements to the television À Punt that he did not know that massive messages of alert could be sent to the population through the system Es Alert. Afterwards, it was the Generalitat itself, who continues to preside over the one that was its boss, who pointed it as the maximum responsible for the management of the …

Salom� Pradas shifts responsibility towards the Spanish government and says that the "unexecuted works" by previous executives "would have prevented the deaths"