The TSJ questions the main line of investigation of the judge in the flood case and former counselor Pradas reaffirms her thesis: "There is no evidence of a link between each death and the ES-Alert"
The Court of Justice of the Valencian Community doubts the judge's key investigative line regarding the late ES-Alert system, impacting the ongoing flood case against ex-counselor Salomé Pradas.
The former counselor accused in the DANA urges the CGPJ to request the audios of the judge's husband despite their 'clandestine' acquisition
The former counselor implicated in a judicial case concerning a storm disaster urges Spain's judicial council to obtain potentially illegally obtained audio recordings related to the case.
The former counselor of Mazón investigated in the dana expresses "confidence" that she will not go to prison
Salomé Pradas, the former counselor of Justice and Interior in the Valencian Generalitat, is confident that she will not face prison time regarding her role in the management of the tragic flood that caused 230 deaths in Valencia in 2024.
A Military Witness Undermines the Version of the Former Counselor Mazón Investigated in the Dana Flood
A military witness has contradicted the statements of former advisor Salomé Pradas regarding her involvement in the management of the 2024 Dana flood incident.
A commander of the UME assures the judge of the Dana that Mazón did not lead the Cecopi meeting: "The consellera was in charge"
A commander from Spain's Military Emergency Unit testified that Carlos Mazón was not in charge during a critical emergency meeting, contradicting other witness accounts.
Emergency high-ranking official resigns after accessing hidden videos of Pradas during the dana and questioning her actions before the judge
Raúl Quílez, the Director General of Innovation in Emergencies, has resigned following scrutiny of his actions during the management of a crisis that resulted in significant casualties in Valencia.
A senior official of the Generalitat denies Pradas and maintains before the judge of the flood that the Consell knew about 'Es-Alert'
A high-ranking official from the Generalitat denies former Justice Minister Salomé Pradas' claims regarding the existence of the 'Es-Alert' system during the devastating flood in Valencia in 2024.
A witness claims before the judge of the dana that the former councilor Mazón investigated doubted about sending the alert
A witness testified that the former Minister of Justice, Salomé Pradas, hesitated about sending a mass alert during a flood emergency in Valencia.
The Chief of Staff of Mazón said to the judge that he did not remove him from El Ventorro during the storm due to Pradas' 'impeccable' role
José Manuel Cuenca explained to the judge that he decided not to relocate Carlos Mazón during a storm because of the 'impeccable' management of the emergency by Minister Salomé Pradas.
Pradas Goes on the Offensive and Provides Ammunition for the First Time to the Judge Regarding a Protected Mazón
Salomé Pradas's lawyer attempted multiple times to persuade her to back down during her court appearance, which marked a significant point in the investigation involving Carlos Mazón.
Pradas states to the judge that she interpreted that Mazón intervened to avoid confinement during the storm
Former councilor Salomé Pradas claims she would have contacted the Valencian president if she had known he was unavailable during her confrontation with the chief of staff regarding the disaster management.
The confrontation before the judge regarding the disaster reveals the clash between Pradas and Mazón's chief of staff: "Cuenca was the extension of the president"
The ex-councillor Pradas and Carlos Mazón's chief of staff are to face off in a court confrontation concerning the 2024 disaster, amid suspicions of delayed alert messages to the public.
Pradas acknowledges before the judge of the dana that she could not contact Mazón to inform him about a possible confinement
Salomé Pradas, the former councilor of Justice and Interior and the main investigator in the dana case, confirmed in court that on the day of the disaster, she was unable to reach Mazón to notify him about a potential confinement.
The former councilor Pradas tells the judge that she considered Mazón "should have known" the measures of the Cecopi in the face of flooding
Former councilor Salomé Pradas testified that she believed that José Manuel Cuenca, the former chief of staff for Carlos Mazón, had a responsibility to be informed about the Cecopi's measures during the flooding.
From Messages to Pradas and the Arrogance in Congress to Seeking Job Refuge: the New Faint of Mazón's Chief of Staff
Carlos Mazón's Chief of Staff, José Manuel Cuenca, is reportedly seeking new opportunities while Mazón remains low-key after leaving the presidency of the Generalitat.