The judge investigating GOIDI has summoned Mazon to testify as a witness
In addition, he has "voluntarily" asked her to provide the list of phone calls and messages of that day for investigation. The victims expect the former president to have the "honor" of telling the truth this time.
The judge of Catarroja, who investigates the management of GOIDIA, which left 230 dead in Valencia in October 2024 , has decided to call Carlos Mazón, former presidentof Generality in Valencia, as a witness. He has also asked the parties in the order he sent today to voluntarily present the list of telephone callsand messages of that day.
This judge had asked the High Court of Justice of Valencia (TSJCV) to investigate Mazon for "negligence", a request which the court unanimously rejected in a March 16 order on the grounds that had not seen a crime in its conduct, but which it described as "socially and politically reprehensible".
Consequently, in the opinion of the magistrate of Catarroja, Mazon's knowledge or ignorance of the decisions being taken by Cecopin "must be recorded as a witness."
He has also stated that the messages he sent and received that day "may now be asked, always under the premise of voluntary contribution".
The association of relatives of those who died at GOIDIA hopes that the former president "will have the honor he has not had in these nearly 17 months, and will give the truth and instructions."
According to the judge's order communication to the current Autonomous Deputy to testify and request his messages will be made when the order of the Valencia court is final.
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