The Generalitat Valenciana deleted the security recordings of the Palau on DANA day “in compliance with the law”

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"Do you really think we're going to think that the only image that could prove that, for once, you didn't lie has been erased?" added the writer, referring to the deletion of Palau's security footage.

The Valencian government claims that it did so "in compliance with the law", because there was no judicial requirement.

The Generalitat Valenciana has informed the parliamentary groups of the PSPV and Compromís in Les Corts Valencianes of the deletion of the images recorded by the chambers of Palau of the Generalitat on 29 October in "compliance with the law" because they have not been required by the security forces and because they do not consider it an "exceptional case", EFE reported.

The Generalitat Valenciana has informed the parliamentary groups of the PSPV and Compromís in Les Corts Valencianes of the deletion of the images recorded by the chambers of Palau de la Generalitat on October 29 in "compliance with the law" because they have not been required by the security forces and because they do not consider it an "exceptional" case.

The Valencian Generalitat does not keep the images from the surveillance cameras of the Palau de la Generalitat on October 29, the day of the cold snap. According to sources from the Council, the images are kept for a maximum of fifteen days and, after this time, if they have not been requested by the security forces and bodies in the manner provided for by law, they are deleted. The same sources respond in this way, based on a report from the S…