Villajoyosa, December 3, 2007
The report, unveiled today, reinforces the arguments of the lawsuit filed by the PP
the Town Clerk of the City of Villajoyosa Police said Councilman , Marco Antonio Vidal, that the proceeding initiated by the latter for the supply of motorcycles did not meet the legal paperwork required by government contracts.
He did through a letter. In the document, Secretary warns that the procedure for the purchase of these motorcycles by the City of Villajoyosa is subject to Royal Decree 2 / 2000 of June 16 approving the revised Law of Public Procurement (TRLCAP) referred to purchase of property.
The Secretary also noted that the procurement procedure should be negotiated without advertising, by regulating various articles of the Act, requesting at least three bids from qualified firms for the completion of the contract.
The Chief Municipal People's Party, Jaime Lloret, said: "This document, hitherto unknown to us, further strengthens the arguments raised in the complaint filed in court because it indicates that the city clerk yes Councilman Police warned of the existence of irregularities in the recruitment process. "
PP Councillors of Villajoyosa on Friday filed a criminal complaint before the Magistrate's Court against the mayor Vila Gaspar Lloret, and Public Safety mayor Marco Antonio Vidal, for alleged malfeasance and misappropriation of public funds .
The lawsuit is based on the purchase of two motorcycles for the Police Local Councillor on behalf of Public Safety to a trade worth 25,984 euros, dated 15 October. As stated in the complaint, such action is "clearly prevaricating by a lack of administrative procedure established by law and required procurement" in the Law on Public Administration Contracts. "He should have dealt with a tender or a negotiated procedure without advertising" the lawsuit said. According to the complaint, the administrative action "had the knowledge and co-authored" the mayor. In the lawsuit says that the commission was "not forecast or budget."
The lawsuit says that in addition to the two bikes mentioned, City Councilman Marco Antonio Vidal "individually commissioned a third bike "to the same commercial. "This could be branded by chance if not for the price at which the two bikes were responsible for the local police", again according to the complaint.
The report, unveiled today, reinforces the arguments of the lawsuit filed by the PP
the Town Clerk of the City of Villajoyosa Police said Councilman , Marco Antonio Vidal, that the proceeding initiated by the latter for the supply of motorcycles did not meet the legal paperwork required by government contracts.
He did through a letter. In the document, Secretary warns that the procedure for the purchase of these motorcycles by the City of Villajoyosa is subject to Royal Decree 2 / 2000 of June 16 approving the revised Law of Public Procurement (TRLCAP) referred to purchase of property.
The Secretary also noted that the procurement procedure should be negotiated without advertising, by regulating various articles of the Act, requesting at least three bids from qualified firms for the completion of the contract.
The Chief Municipal People's Party, Jaime Lloret, said: "This document, hitherto unknown to us, further strengthens the arguments raised in the complaint filed in court because it indicates that the city clerk yes Councilman Police warned of the existence of irregularities in the recruitment process. "
PP Councillors of Villajoyosa on Friday filed a criminal complaint before the Magistrate's Court against the mayor Vila Gaspar Lloret, and Public Safety mayor Marco Antonio Vidal, for alleged malfeasance and misappropriation of public funds .
The lawsuit is based on the purchase of two motorcycles for the Police Local Councillor on behalf of Public Safety to a trade worth 25,984 euros, dated 15 October. As stated in the complaint, such action is "clearly prevaricating by a lack of administrative procedure established by law and required procurement" in the Law on Public Administration Contracts. "He should have dealt with a tender or a negotiated procedure without advertising" the lawsuit said. According to the complaint, the administrative action "had the knowledge and co-authored" the mayor. In the lawsuit says that the commission was "not forecast or budget."
The lawsuit says that in addition to the two bikes mentioned, City Councilman Marco Antonio Vidal "individually commissioned a third bike "to the same commercial. "This could be branded by chance if not for the price at which the two bikes were responsible for the local police", again according to the complaint.
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