12.4.2011 http://www.levante-emv.es/
Tolosa was being investigated by aside from his post at the official more despite being the best candidate
The Office of Valencia has accused the mayor of Puig, José Miguel Tolosa, a possible case of corruption to having moved from his job to chief clerk of the session that he had obtained the job after passing the bar exam.
In its brief, the prosecution requested the disqualification for public office in Toulouse for nine years, as published yesterday in the newspaper El Mundo. The prosecutor says that Toulouse could bypass the regulations to remove from their place to the candidate even though it was who got the highest score in the opposition.
In 2009, the woman he had held for nearly a year's Square on an interim senior officer was presented to the competition to obtain the job. On July 22, meeting the presiding court Mayor defector to assess applicants, Tolosa proposed the exclusion of this candidate as being "incompatible" because, he said, had an advantage over other applicants for these functions have already played for 11 months. Despite opposition from three other members of the court, Tolosa materialized this exclusion.
The incident was reported by the candidate to the post and, finally, the public prosecutor had concluded that the mayor gave his exclusion "to the tortious purpose could not perform the job at that competed and won legitimately. "
For the prosecution, Tolosa acted "with total and utter contempt" of court, as evidenced by the fact that the Ministry of Regional Policy itself warned that the mayor's decision did not conform to the requirements and could not be considered. Something that, as stated in the letter from the prosecutor, the mayor, who will be eligible for the PP in the upcoming elections did not take into account.
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