Less than a month ago, the acting board of directors of the Les Roques Neighborhood Association issued a statement announcing the resignation of its president, Paulina Silvestre, from her position. A few days later, Silvestre herself denounced in some media that she had not resigned and that she was still president, which hinted at a problem in the Association's board of directors.
Now, three weeks after I started this mess, the board of directors in office has wanted to step out of the statements of Silvestre and explain the reality of the facts: the president was revoked from his post following a unanimous decision of the board of the association considering that it was a "dictatorial use of his position" while he is slandering the board.
There are many examples that the members of the board of directors in office explained the situation, which according to his version is summarized in the now former president made decisions independently and agree together meetings involving the entire association secretly without subsequently explain the conclusions they had reached.
That is why the board of directors, bylaws in hand, made the decision to revoke from office, while it was announced, as they agreed a year ago to assume the leadership of the association, at the meeting of September they shall resign en bloc to elect a new directive, this time with open lists you can attend any resident of the neighborhood.
The directive of the neighbors is formed by Emilio Gea like vice-president; Adrián Mas as secretary; Paqui Setién as treasurer; and as members, Quina Blanquer and Salvador Arbona, who continue to monitor the issues that are already underway with the City Council to improve the neighborhood and the quality of life of its neighbors.
