Dana's judge refuses to investigate the government and remember that the Generalitat had “plenty of information” to alert
The Judge of the Dana has rejected investigate the Department of National Security, under the central government, and points again in a order issued this Friday that the Generalitat Valenciana, which held the competence in civil protection, had “plenty of information” to adopt decisions and call the meeting of the Integrated Operational Coordination Center (Cecopi) “well greater in advance.”
“The fact that the DANA was avoided and that floods were not taking Ribera, in Utiel and Requena La Maana on October 29 ”.
The car also emphasizes that the possibility of flooding as a result of the Dana “detached from the meteorological alerts that announced the Aemet previous days, an agency that pointed out that the peak would be on October 29.”
As the judge, the Single Emergency Command corresponded to the current legislation, has repeated the Judge, according to the then Department Salome Pradas, investigated in the case together with the autonomic former secretary Emilio Argüeso. The magistrate argues that a national emergency declaration “was not accurate” so that the autonomous administration alert the population of the author's measures to be adopted in front of the catastrophe that was coming.
“Again, it should be noted that this procedure is not intended to investigate the action of the Government of the Nation for lack of jurisdiction, simple application of the competence cited regulations and the lack of any connection with the bullfighting deaths and injuries,” says the car.
The proceedings for the reports of the Department of National Security of October 29 were requested by one of the private accusations, using a series of holders of a digital medium that “lack any type of relationship with the DANA”, according to the judge.
The car remembers that the University of Valencia decided to close its facilities preventively with “Information available 12 hours before”-
On the other hand, in a second resolution, the judge has agreed to take a statement as witnesses to the popular mayors of Utiel, Ricardo Gabaldón; to Algemesí, José Javier Sanchis; To the Chief of Climatology of the Aemet in the Valencian Community, José Ángel Núñez, and three workers of the CHJ.
