United Left of Ávila has denounced before the Prosecutor’s Office to the officials and political leaders of the Provincial Government who have allowed the breach of the agreement signed between that institution and the Catholic University of Ávila in 1997, which has caused damage to the general interest in the opinion of that political party.
In their brief they consider that “such facts cover the characteristics of a crime against the Public Administration, typified and punished in articles 404 and 408 and related Penal Codeas well as a fraud crime perpetrated by an official (art 436 CP) and crimes of unfair administration by officials, of article 252 and following of the Penal Code “.
Building partially ceded to the Catholic University of Ávila
/ Eduardo Mayorga
The January 20, 1997 An agreement was signed between the Provincial Council and the UCAV through which the Cultural Foundation Santa Teresa gave free a property of 132,000 square meters to this private university that depends on the Bishopric of Ávila. In exchange, the UCAV undertook to pay the expenses, taxes and taxes that are imposed on the property, something that it has not done at any time, according to the IU complaint.
It is not the first time that Izquierda Unida publicly denounces that the Catholic University is not fulfilling part of the agreement by which it enjoys for free an important part of the Center for University Studies, on Canteros Street. And so he has remembered last representative that IU had in the Provincial Government, Santiago Jiménez.
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Enrique de Santiago, national deputy of Unidas Podemos, has ensured that only in the payment of the Real Estate Tax, the County Council would have paid in these more than 20 years almost 1,800,000 euros, which should have claimed the UCAV. Not counting other expenses such as water, garbage, etc.
Enrique de Santiago recalled in his speech that in the government agreement signed between PSOE and United We Can one of the agreed measures is to achieve the reversion to state assets of the public goods registered by the Catholic Church in recent years.
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