De izd. to right., Francisco Valido, the former mayor of Telde (Gran Canaria), Juan Martin Seron, the mayor of Alhaurin el Grande (Malaga), Marisol Yagüe, former mayor of Marbella (Málaga), Eugenio Hidalgo, former mayor of Andratx (Balearic Islands), and José Martínez Andreo, former mayor of Totana (Murcia). (Picture: Reuters) EFE. 27.10.2009
Tuesday's arrest of the mayor of Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Bartomeu Munoz of the PSC, amounts to eighteen the number of councilors in office first arrested for involvement in corruption urban development from Operation Malaya in Marbella in April 2006. Bartomeu
Muñoz has been arrested one day after he was the ruler of Castro de Rei (Lugo) and the PSOE provincial deputy, Juan José Díaz Valiño, who is not included in this relationship because the crimes he is accused of trespass and traffic are influence over alleged irregularities in the handling of disciplinary proceedings in the Provincial Traffic Department.
List of mayors held: Marisol Yagüe (GIL)
: Ex Mayor of Marbella (Málaga), arrested in March 2006, "Operation Malaya", charged for bribery, graft and plotting to alter the price of things in April 2006 went to prison, which was released in September, after satisfying a bond of 60,000 euros.
Francisco Valido (PP) : Former mayor of Telde (Gran Canaria), arrested in November 2006 in the "Case Faycan" for allegedly charging for building permits. Charged with bribery, was released after paying bail of 80,000 euros. The PP temporarily suspended its membership, but later lifted the suspension.
Eugenio Hidalgo (PP) : Former mayor of Andratx (Mallorca), arrested in November 2006, in "Operation Voramar." He was convicted in two trials of the first four years in prison and 7 years disqualification after illegal to build a house and prevarication. He was expelled from the PP.
Juan Martin Seron (PP) : Mayor of Alhaurin el Grande (Malaga), arrested in January 2007, was released on bail of 100,000 euros. The prosecution accused him in 2009 in the "case Trojan urban corruption. Follow the front of City Hall.
José Francisco González (PP) : Mayor of Mogan (Gran Canaria), arrested in "Operation Gondola" in January 2007, accused of embezzling public funds and bribery. Without bail, he returned to his post.
José Martínez Andreo (PP) : Mayor of Totana (Murcia), arrested in November 2007 in Operation Totem ", of urban corruption. In February 2008 he was released on bail of 70,000 euros and was reinstated as mayor. The case is still under judicial investigation. Candido
Trabalon (PA) : Mayor of Zurgena (Almería), arrested in April 2008, in "Operation Sewing." Released with charges is charged with an alleged case of corruption for allowing illegal obtaining planning permission.
Daniel García Madrid (PP) : Torre Mayor Pacheco (Murcia), arrested in April 2008 regarding the exchange of a municipal plot aimed at sporting facilities in exchange for four properties of rustic nature. Released with charges he rejoined the Mayor.
Antonio Barrientos (PSOE) : Mayor of Estepona (Málaga), arrested in June 2008 along with 24 others in Operation Astapa. " On bail of 150,000 euros. Barnett left the mayor and the PSOE.
Juan Cardona (Independiente) : Mayor Benitachell (Alicante), arrested in July 2008 for an alleged case of corruption and bribery in connection with a re-zoning. Free provisional, left the hall in February 2009.
Juan Jose Rubio (Independiente) : Mayor of Zarra (Valencia), arrested in October 2008. On bail of 18,000 euros, was expelled from the Socialist Party after a complaint by the Prosecutor in 2006 for various crimes of corruption, deceit, fraud and swindle.
José Joaquín Moya (PSOE) : Mayor of Bigastro (Alicante), arrested in October 2008 on charges of embezzlement, breach of trust, a crime against planning and falsehoods by an exchange of land for industrial land. In January 2009 he was released without bail. Provisionally suspended militancy by the PSOE.
José Martínez García (PP) : Librilla Mayor (Murcia), arrested in November 2008 for the alleged payment of kickbacks. In the wild, although initially resigned as mayor, currently remains at the forefront of the Consistory. The PP was expelled along with the three councilors who supported him. Fernando
Muguruza (not attached) : Mayor of Castro Urdiales (Santander), was arrested in February 2009, accused of corruption, forgery and embezzlement of public funds in connection with the construction of the housing. Released with charges.
José Manuel Martín Alba (PSOE) : Alcaucín Mayor (Málaga), arrested in February 2009, accused of bribery, money laundering, breach of trust, forgery and breach of trust planning. He resigned as mayor and was expelled from the PSOE.
Maria Victoria Pinilla (PAR) : Mayor of La Muela (Zaragoza), arrested in March 2009, charged with a crime of urban corruption, money laundering, bribery and influence peddling.
Juan Enciso (PAL) : Mayor of El Ejido (Almería), arrested on October 20, 2009 in an operation against money laundering.
Juan José Díaz Valiño (PSOE) : Mayor of Castro de Rei (Lugo) was arrested on October 26, 2009 by graft and influence peddling. Bartomeu
Muñoz (PSC) : Mayor of Santa Coloma de Gramanet (Barcelona), and vice president of the Diputación de Barcelona, \u200b\u200barrested Tuesday in connection with a transaction relating to the alleged award of works and services related to construction, which was ordered by the judge of the Audiencia Nacional, Baltasar Garzón.
... 7 of PP, 5 of P $ OE, 1 GIL, 2 Independent, 1 Not Assigned, 1 PAL, 1 PA, 1 PAR, in final accounts, an assortment of party abbreviations System and some independent and not attached. All this without mentioning the issues of the Liceu in Barcelona and the CIU which has yet to see substance as well as seeing the "little things" of the PNV and its patronage of fear. not despair, because we shall know all, some sooner than others ... WOLF
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