Insatiable and tireless. These are two of the features that best describe organizer Jaime María Febrer, who is considered the creator and epicenter of the urban corruption scheme, christened Azud by the UCO of the Civil Guard for his ability to save money in small “cisterns” (bills). imaginary) then rerouting through multiple ditches (companies’ accounts), then properly opening the floodgates (1,030 branches of Bancaja in Alicante) to irrigate the desired areas (bites).
From reading the synopsis, it’s clear that the years of the greatest frenzy were 2006, 2007 (after all) and 2008, with hundreds of meetings, mail exchanges, and dozens of entries about all public “meals” in her diary. He tried to put the spoon down.
Six of the nine parcels in which Febrer’s holding company, AXIS Group, is located, have public resolutions and contracts with Valencia City Council, deputy mayor for PP, Alfonso Grau, and/or his brother-in-law, José María Corbín. Rita Barberá, the then mayor, as common subjects. In the other three, the door opener is José Luis Vera, a socialist who had influence in the party at the time, and they take part in Burjassot, Xixona and Benicassim.
The collaboration between him and Febrer could have been just as beneficial as Corbín’s, but much closer and more personal, as evidenced by documents compiled over 5 years by the Civil Guard UCO under the auspices of the Anti-Corruption. Valencia Prosecutor and Investigation Judge 13.
After apparently successful initial collaborations (€150,000 in September 2005 to put Rafael Rubio on a table to buy his silence in the face of the so-called “school problem” or half a million plus VAT to mediate with an Acuamed manager Joan Navarro) in 2007, To bring water to the PAI El Espartal wasteland in Xixona, Vera was chosen to develop (or attempt) mediation before the central government, while Febrer’s urban interests in the Valencian Community depended on Madrid’s decisions.
Thus, he would have handed over access to the socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to end their bankruptcy in Valencia – not affiliated with the City Council – but would also be focused on future expansion.
With this intention, Vera could have facilitated their February meeting with the Minister of Public Administrations, Jordi Sevilla; With Mónica Melle, Director-General of Infrastructures, Ministry of Defense, and former minister Javier Gómez-Navarro, President of the Chamber of Commerce.
Also Desert de les Palmes
The first meeting was to target the Minister of Public Administration on February 16, 2007. UCO found in Febrer’s diary a note of a return flight for him and Vera that day, entitled “comida Jordi Sevilla.” There are no further notes, so it is unknown what it is about, although agents add that a year and a half ago Minister Sevilla received a delegation from the Discalced Carmelites in Madrid, in addition to the previous ones, Vera, director of the Desert de les Palmes foundation and later Castelló’ Juan María Calles, the sub-delegate of the Government of the United States, was present.
Defense Areas in Valencia
The second meeting on 27 October 2007 was with the senior Defense official in Madrid. It is alleged that Febrer and Vera have joined the Audi Q7, registered as a CVC company vehicle, and will serve to discuss what the organizer noted on its agenda as “searching for farms important for environmental purposes” and “seeking deals on property in Valencia » . Febrer cataloged it as a “necessary trip” in his diary, but the Civil Guard was unable to find subsequent comments that allowed it to be concluded that the senior official had carried out actions with the two Valencians. Also, it’s possible that Vera simply drove to the meeting using Febrer’s Audi, because a few days later the organizer wrote, “How did things go with the Department of Defense,” as if I should have asked her?
The third meeting with a high socialist leader took place on November 28 of the same year in a restaurant on Calle Velázquez in Madrid. In addition to Febrer and Vera, who opened the door for them, guests were Joan Navarro, general manager of Corporate Affairs at state company Acuamed (the same person who mediated in Xixona), and Gómez-Navarro at the time. Chairman of the Supreme Council of the Chambers of Commerce.
Six days later, on December 4, 2007, very close to Christmas, then when February tended to show politicians, officials, and senior bank executives unlimited generosity with gifts strategically placed in their interests, an email to organizer Gómez Navarro sent. she literally said, “Dear Javier. It was a pleasure meeting you again at lunch last week. I would love to see you again, but this time alone, so please check out a few dates so we can balance the agenda and continue our conversation. I hope to hear from you”.
This email ended, to say the least, with the striking statement: “PS Send me your home address so I can send you what I told you.” Uncertainty remains in the air, as the Civil Guard cannot determine what they were talking about or whether Gómez-Navarro took what he said at Febrer’s house.
“Send me your home address so I can send you what I told you”. This is a message from the organizer Febrer to Javier Gómez-Navarro, former PSOE minister and then head of chambers of commerce.
Source: Informacion
