The Basque Government appoints Edurne Egaña as adviser the day after she is dismissed as director of EKP
Egaña has been involved in several lawsuits over alleged irregularities in the San Sebastian port mooring award process. The People's Party has advanced that it will take the appointment to the Basque Parliament and demand political responsibility.
The Basque Government has appointed Edurne Egaña, a member of the Executive of the PNV of Gipuzkoa, as adviser the day after her dismissal as Director of the Public Organization Sports Ports of the Basque Country (EKP). is the entity that manages the ports and sports facilities of the Basque Country.
As published today in the Official Gazette of the Basque Country, since 1 November, Egaña has been an adviser to the Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries .
As Director of Ports, he was involved in several lawsuits, including the investigation by Examining Court No. 2 of San Sebastián for alleged irregularities in the award of port mooring in the capital of Guipuzcoana . A user brought the case to court for alleged offences of prevarication and harassment.
A ruling of the High Court of Justice of the Basque Country, for its part, estimated two appeals against the process of awarding port mooring. Following this decision, the People's Party requested the resignation of Egaña.
PP: "It's a scandal."
Now that the new appointment has become known, PP Congresswoman Ana Morales has described it as a scandal to maintain the Basque Government's confidence in a person who "has brought a public institution into chaos."
In a statement, the people have announced that they will take the matter to the Basque Parliament and have called for political responsibility.
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