Likewise, he has shown his respect for the decision of Justice. The Supreme Court’s verdict, final, comes three years after the publication of the order of the Provincial Court of Álava and responds to appeals filed by some convicts.
Euskaraz irakurri: Urkulluk berretsi egin du “defendatzen thisugun balioen aurkakoak diren gertakarien aurkako gaitzespen irmoa”
After learning of the Supreme Court ruling regarding Miguel’s case, the lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, has condemned corruption, reiterated his “commitment to ethics and transparency” and called for “obeying and abiding” by court rulings, after the verdict of the Supreme Court on the ‘case of Miguel’.
Through social networks, the Lehendakari has referred to the Supreme Court resolution that upheld most of the corruption convictions in the ‘Miguel case’, although it slightly contradicts that of the former number 2 of the Alava PNV, Alfredo de Miguel. has lowered.
Urkullu stressed that “after more than twelve and a half years, today the final ruling of the Supreme Court regarding the so-called ‘De Miguel case’ has been announced.” In this sense, it has reaffirmed its statements of April 1, 2010 and that of December 17, 2019 before the first ruling of the Provincial Court of Álava, in which it rejected “all cases of corruption” and its “commitment with transparency and ethics in public and political management”.
In addition, it reaffirmed its “absolute respect for the decisions of the judiciary”, which “must be respected and complied with, also taking into account the course of the judicial proceedings”. “I endorse the strongest rejection of some facts that are contrary to the ideology and ethical values that we defend and for which we want to represent ourselves,” he concluded.
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