Maria Chivite
PSN-PSOE Deputy Secretary-General Ramon Alzórriz has resigned
The Deputy Secretary-General of the PSN-PSOE, Ramon Alzórriz, has resigned after informing President Maria Chivite that his partner has been a worker of the Servinavian company.
Ramon Alzórriz resigns as PSN Secretary of Organization and Spokesperson for "Loss of Confidence"
The Socialist leader has appeared as a matter of urgency to announce his decision.
Chivite says he's not aware of the link between Cerdán and Servinabar and has announced an audit of PSN accounts
The President of the Navarre Government has also said that she feels "betrayed as a politician and as a person."
Ibarrola thinks Chivite should resign if "the works at Belate have been awarded to Cerdán's company."
For UPN President Cristina Ibarrola, "it is clear that President Chivite is getting more and more cornered." "Awarding the largest public work awarded in Navarre to a company with a 45% stake in Cerdán is a scandal," she said.
The Navarre Government will appear as a private indictment in the "Koldo case"
Sources from the Foral Government have explained that this is a decision taken within the framework of the triple audit already announced by Maria Chivite as an additional measure to ensure "transparency".
Chivite has called for the monitoring of five public works in Navarre to "clear up doubts"
The UCO report investigating Koldo's case (and involving Navarro Santos Cerdán) "shows no signs of illegality, but we have decided to take these steps in our work to ensure an exercise in transparency among Navarre citizens," he has justified.
Alzórriz warns the right that even if you want to "muddy" Navarre, the PSN is above people's behavior
Chivite, excited: "I hope Santos is able to prove his innocence."
The President of the Navarre Government, Maria Chivite, has explained that she has been able to read the UCO report "diagonally, not thoroughly" and that what she has read "does not correspond to the person with whom I have shared my political career, who is my party partner and friend".
Chivite cried when he said about Cerdan, "It doesn't match the person I've shared my career with."
In addition, the Foral Government has announced that it will request audits of contracts awarded to companies included in the UCO report.