Se había anunciado una noticia bomba durante el pleno ordinario del mes de noviembre en el Ayuntamiento de Dénia y así fue. En el turno de mociones de urgencia se puso sobre la mesa la aparición «en un cajón» de un fallo del TSJ fechado en diciembre de 2014 que obligaba al concejal tránsfuga que propició la moción de censura de 2008, el fallecido Juan Collado, al pago de 130.000 euros.
Mayor, Vicent GrimaltHe explained that the TSJ turncoat councilor condemned the payment of their profits during the time served as mayor at City Hall, with an annual gross salary of 44.671,32 euros, while the City should take over the costs of the trial.
Incomprehensibly, the decision was not notified to the municipal corporation in December 2014, according to the mayor because someone from the government Ana Kringe He ordered not come to light. These statements increased tension between the two parties, as Kringe said he was unaware that judgment and that, although they did not agree with the urgency of the motion, would support the opening of a commission of inquiry to clarify the facts.
Chronology of events
Grimalt recounted the events chronologically since September 2008 three months after the censure motion, the Prefectures of Alicanre filed an administrative appeal against the resolutions appointing the council Collado as a member of the governing board, councilor with general delegation and exclusive dedication.
Prayer years later, in February 2010, the number 2 court of Alicante posed a question of unconstitutionalization to the Constitutional Court because it considers that a transferable councilor cannot benefit from powers that he did not previously have, and the Constitutional guarantees that it is not unconstitutional.
In March 2012 the Alicante court issues a ruling which upheld the appeal brought by the sub-delegation of government and the City uses parallel failure of the High Court hearing Jsticia of Valencia.
Finally, in December 2014 the TSJCV issued a judgment dismissing the appeal of the City, the ruling was never served and on which an investigation will be opened.
All Groups City Council supported the launch of an investigation into this issue to clarify this notice irregularities and determine what action to take against this sentence should have been it last February.
