Mazón Disassociates Late ES-Alert From Dana Deaths
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His lawyer maintains that there is no evidence that he intervened in the content of the notice sent at 8:11 p.m. during the incident.
The former president's attorney submits a brief in which he recalls that the TSJ denied that it was a "guarantor" of citizens' safety and that there is no causal link between any of their actions and each of the deaths. Read
He argues that he was not responsible for preventive measures and did not participate in the drafting of the alert.
One month has passed since the lawyer who acts on behalf of Carlos Mazón in the dana case, Ignacio Gally, had access to the full investigation on July 31 thanks to the fact that the Audiencia de Valencia allowed the summons of the former president of the Generalitat Valenciana in the proceedings. And on the first day of September he has sent a letter to the court of Catarroja in which, first, he asks the judge to specify if there is an open line…
The lawyer of the former president presents a letter in which he denies the causal link between the delay of the Es-Alert and the deaths. More information: Miguel Polo (CHJ) claims an "automatic erasure" of his WhatsApp incompatible with the captures that it does provide.
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The former president's lawyer considers it essential to show that the receipt of the same message a few minutes earlier would have prevented each death, something that in his opinion cannot be proved.
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