PSPV receives a call from an official handling file exposing.

Valencia, October 7 .- The PSPV-PSOE spokesman in Les Corts Valencianes, Angel Luna, announced today that it has received a call from an official of the Ministry for Solidarity and Citizenship reported that he "manipulated" the computer system and records have been disappearing.

This call, as indicated, which occurs after "El Pais published today reports that the Consell grants awarded in, ffxiv gil, 2008 more than 1.8 million to a foundation, of which 1.6 were for projects in Nicaragua, but that mostly target to acquire two locations for its headquarters in Valencia.

Last night, the Government sent a statement to the media which attacked as the "absolutely false" the contents of the information on this subject just spread the Cadena Ser

Luna, who has indicated that, tera gold, since his party are checking the "truthfulness" of the call, explained that according to the official has been "serious computer file manipulation" of the Department and this morning had gone "practically all previous records" to year 2010.

"The fact is serious enough to have to take it with caution and find out," has held to warn that it could be "a manipulation, fallen earth chips, of an administrative record and that would be more serious still, since it would be a crime "of false documents or something like that."

The socialist has explained that his group has asked all the documentation on this matter and has insisted he will not tolerate being used incorrectly, "the money from Valencia on international cooperation."

In addition, he said that so far have heard from the mouths of donors who have come out in the media, Nicaragua "have reached $ 70,000 per site and 10,000 on the other" when talking about a record " nearly two million euros. "

This topic has championed, "is a remarkable depth and severity and can not dispense with Graciet" as he says has made the president of the Generalitat, Francisco Camps, and to "eventually changed" has given the minister Solidarity and Citizenship, Rafael Blasco.

"You have to put the record on the table now and show it to everybody," he reiterated.