The representative of the Nationalist Group (CC-PNC-SB) on the Board of Directors of the EPEL-CACT, Samuel Martín, has presented a document requesting that two proposals be included on the agenda of the next meeting of said body aimed at "investigating and clarifying the situation of the company Customer Travel", insisting that "it has a debt of almost 600,000 euros with the Art, Culture and Tourism Centers".
"After requesting certification from the Mercantile Registry, the aforementioned company is dissolved in a liquidation period, so we are going to propose to the Board of Directors of the EPEL, to go to the mercantile court No. 1 of Las Palmas so that we are provided with the full file that exists in the procedure that concluded with the dissolution of this company", Martín pointed out, thus demanding that steps be taken that CC did not take at the time, given that the liquidation of that company began five years ago and has been sentenced since 2016, when this party governed in the Cabildo and was in charge of the Tourist Centers and that debt already existed.
"We want to know if it was the self-declared 'mere advisor to Customer' who negotiated the unfulfilled payment plans - that is, the current CEO of the CACT and partner of its administrator - who advised Customer and, above all, in what terms he would have done so", added Martín. Regarding this debt, it should be remembered that it has been dragging on for years and a good part of it was generated under the Presidency of San Ginés, without the credit being suspended to this company until January 2012. Furthermore, it took two years and six months to take the matter to court to make the claim through legal channels.
Urge the creditors' meeting
Likewise, the Nationalist Group, through its representative in the aforementioned body, will propose that it be investigated whether the conditions exist for the EPEL-CACT to urge the necessary creditors' meeting of the company Customer Travel and, if applicable, take the civil or criminal liability actions that may be appropriate against the administrators of the company, today joint liquidators thereof.
"As far as we know, a company with debts can be dissolved but not liquidated without further ado. We do not know what the alleged causes have been and why the judge ruled the dissolution of the same, but in any case, if it has debts, these must be attended to either by selling assets, or if applicable, by urging the creditors' meeting", Martín pointed out, who considers it "surprising that only two months after the judge ruled in favor of the CACT the request for execution of the sentence for the debts, ordering that their assets be investigated, the administrators managed in another court the dissolution of the company of which they did not inform anyone".
Warns with taking action against Juan Félix Eugenio
For all this, the nationalist representative affirms that "the CEO of the entity, Juan Félix Eugenio, is obliged to investigate the situation of the debtor company, urge the necessary creditors' meeting if the conditions exist for it and, if applicable, take civil liability actions against the administrators."
"If the CEO does not do so, in my capacity as a member of the Board of Directors of the EPEL-CACT, I reserve the right to be the one to take both the aforementioned actions and those that may be appropriate against the CEO himself for breach of his obligations", Samuel Martín warned.
The certification requested by the nationalists from the Mercantile Registry includes "the dissolution of the Company, the revocation of the administrators and the conversion of the same into joint liquidators but, in addition, it proves that it is not recorded that the aforementioned mercantile has deposited the annual accounts from 2011 to the present, thus failing to comply with its fiscal and registration obligations", they conclude from CC.
