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THE NAVARRE PARLIAMENT
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Cerdán has defended his "innocence" and denied that he is or has been a partner of Antxon Alonso

Former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán has appeared before the Navarre Parliament's Committee of Inquiry, stressing that it is more a committee of inquiry than a committee of inquiry to satisfy UPN's hunger for "revenge."

GRAFCAV9720. PAMPLONA, 11/02/2026.- El exsecretario de Organización del PSOE, Santos Cerdán, ha manifestado que quiere "justicia" en la comisión de investigación de la adjudicación de obras públicas del Gobierno Foral que se celebra en el Parlamento Foral en la que se ha acogido a su derecho a no declarar. Cerdán ha comenzado indicando a la Cámara que se quería acoger a su derecho a no declarar tal como le permite la Constitución española y la ley de Enjuicimiamiento criminal al estar investigado en la causa especial 20775/2020-2 de la que cual se desglosó en fecha 31 de octubre de 2025, una parte declarada secreta.

Santos Cerdán, today, during his appearance before the committee of inquiry of the Navarre Parliament.

The former PSOE Secretary of Organization and Member of Congress, Santos Cerdán, has proclaimed his innocence and denied that Servinabar's manager, Antxon Alonso, is or has been his partner. 

As planned, Cerdán himself and the UPN representative in the Navarre Parliament, Javier Esparza, have had a bitter precedent in the current committee of inquiry to clarify the alleged irregularities in the works of the tunnels Belat.

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