The PSOE recovers the anonymous dossier against Llorca at the gates of the campaign and denounces contracts from his time as mayor to the Prosecutor's Office

"Given the seriousness of the facts contained in the famous dossier on Pérez Llorca, I announce that, from the PSPV-PSOE, we will file a complaint with the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office." The general secretary of the PSPV-PSOE, also minister Diana Morant, thus announced on September 30 her party's intention to denounce the president of the Generalitat before the courts. It took the socialists 41 days to go to the Prosecutor's Office.

The Secretary of Organization of the PSPV and its spokesperson in the Cortes, Vicent Mascarell and José Muñoz, respectively, have not done so until this Tuesday. Both have gone to the Superior Prosecutor's Office of the Valencian Community just before the start of the electoral campaign to deliver part of the alleged anonymous dossier that someone from the PP sent to Genoa.

The complaint, according to socialist sources, focuses only on Llorca's time as mayor of Finestrat, as it arises from "possible irregularities in the awarding of two contracts by the Finestrat City Council to the Estudi General Advocats i Asessor firm, linked to David Serra, former PP deputy convicted in the Gürtel case." This is the law firm that represents the businesses of the Llorca family. Hence, according to the complaint, the facts could constitute administrative prevarication, fraud against the Administration in public procurement and bribery.

In this sense, the complaint requests the investigation of the files, offers, technical reports, solvency and committed resources, invoices and possible professional and economic links. What the PSPV specifically wants is that "an investigation be made into whether the firm or its partners provided legal services to relatives of Pérez Llorca or to companies linked to his businesses, under what conditions these works were carried out and who paid for them." The letter raises, in fact, a "possible conflict of interest that must be clarified."

In the words of Muñoz, "there is a suspicious relationship between the awarding of contracts worth approximately 400,000 euros to the office of the convicted David Serra and his relationship with Pérez Llorca's family." And, addressing the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, he asked him that "if he doesn't trust Pérez Llorca, why do we Valencians have to do so?"

The socialists have coined a new expression. In Mascarell's opinion, Llorca is already a "potentially corrupt" president of the Generalitat. "The unspeakable enemies of Pérez Llorca have done a good job with this dossier, this is the first of other possible complaints," Mascarell warned. At the time, Llorca himself seemed calm regarding the contents of the dossier and challenged whoever had it to take it to court.