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CERDÁN CASE

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Santos Cerdán has applied for PSOE discharge and will no longer be a militant

After resigning as PSOE's Secretary of Organization last Thursday, he will leave his Deputy's Act on Monday.

Santos Cerdán, in a stock image. Stock Photo: EFE

Former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán has applied for dismissal from the party and will therefore cease to be a militant, as confirmed by Socialist Party sources. 

Following his resignation as PSOE's Secretary of Organization last Thursday, he has called for his dismissal from the party on Monday, and Cerdán is expected to leave his MP record this morning, as he himself announced.

According to the UCO report, the former PSOE leader was charged illegal commissions in public works contracts .

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