The Socialist Group in the Cabildo of Lanzarote has announced that it will request the "urgent appearance" of Pedro San Ginés to inform the Plenary about the TSJC ruling that orders the revision of the water cycle award, due to the alteration of the specifications "for the benefit" of Canal Gestión Lanzarote.
The spokesperson for the Socialist Group and organizing secretary of the PSOE of Lanzarote, José Juan Cruz Saavedra, has pointed out the "seriousness" of the TSJC ruling, which was released this Tuesday by La Voz de Lanzarote, after having remained hidden for half a year. In the opinion of the socialist spokesperson, the Cabildo is obliged, after the judicial mandate, to initiate a review process that should include a consultation with the Canary Islands Advisory Council, "whose negative result is foreseeable, given the terms of the ruling."
"San Ginés has once again gotten the Cabildo into trouble with his arrogance, his presumption, and his haughtiness, but also with his opacity and his mania for inventing laws to suit him with the help of his favorite lawyers," Cruz said. For the socialist leader, "it is extremely serious that, in addition, this ruling was received by the Cabildo during the month of November and has been kept hidden until now."
"The president is holding the information hostage in a ridiculous effort, as if hiding the papers could hide the reality. Day after day it is verified that the behavior of Pedro San Ginés is unworthy of someone who presides over the first institution of the island: he gets the Cabildo into legal trouble, lies and hides information," he concluded.
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