In addition, it demands fines amounting to just over 40 million euros and expulsion for a period of 22 years for employment and public office and three years for ‘professional practice and commerce’.
The public prosecutor is investigating the so-called wasteland case has demanded 19 years in prison for the former president of the Generalitat Edward Zaplanawhom he accuses of the crimes of money laundering, bribery, forgery of a commercial document, exploitation and membership of a criminal organization.
In addition, it demands fines amounting to just over 40 million euros and expulsion for a period of 22 years for employment and public office and three years for ‘professional practice and commerce’.
In this way, the head of court number 8 of Valencia has decreed the opening of oral test against the former president of the Generalitat, Eduardo Zaplana, and sends him to the bank for the alleged collection of commissions after the award of the Wind Plan and the plans of the Vehicle Technical Inspections (ITV) in the Erial case.
Eduardo Zaplana was arrested in May 2019 and later sent to the prison of Picassent (Valencia). Months later, the judge released the former President of the Generalitat Valenciana and former Minister of Labor Eduardo Zaplana and the other two detainees in the case, lawyer Francisco Grau and the former director of Terra Mítica Joaquín Barceló, after a significant reduction in the risk of leakage.
Together with Zaplana, the Public Prosecution Service accuses others who have been investigated in the case, such as the alleged figurehead of the ‘ex-president’, Miguel Barcelo; the also ‘ex-president’ of the Generalitat José Luis Olivas, and the businessmen Vicente and José Cotino, among others.
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Source: EITB
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