Carlos Mazón, head of the Valencian Community People’s Party, announced today at the Cortes that he will request a commission of inquiry to “review each one individually”. healthcare equipment contracts What did the Generalitat Valenciana do during the covid pandemic?
This was announced by Mazón during a media appearance, where he announced “after learning of the reports of the Sindictura de Comptes and the Anti-Fraud Agency about these emergency contracts.” It’s time to know the whole truth”.
The head of PPCV, “Sindicatura de Comptes and the Anti-Fraud Agency is warning of very serious irregularities in emergency contracts during the pandemic. We asked the popular group to appear with the director general of the Anti-Fraud Agency to explain the investigation into these contracts.
“We were responsible and focused on getting involved throughout this phase,” Mazón said. “As for reviewing and evaluating everything that has been done, we have already said that there will come a time when the most serious situation will pass, and we have complied.”
“But now this whole phase needs to be overseen and Consell de Puig must be held accountable. “The extra costs, inflated prices we discovered in relation to the purchase of all covid materials, refer to only two specific contracts, and Buyerness refers to irregularities in hundreds of contracts.”
In this sense, Mazón said, “We don’t trust what happens after we learn this data. They started with the recruitment of unlicensed field hospitals and we learn that they flew through the air and now even Sociedad Parques Temáticos has entered the sanitary equipment rental business”.
The head of PPCV stated that “all these conditions need to be reviewed, because cost overruns, inflated pricesand even supplies that were contracted for an emergency in March but arrived in December”.
“The material requested in March and received with a delay of up to nine months was paid in advance and with additional costs. All these facts we know cause us to distrust how things are done.”
“Now is the time to review and evaluate. If this trio is concerned about transparency in the left-wing Council, that’s what should worry them. “The time has come for accountability and we must demand it because citizens deserve to know what happens to their money.”