The dismissal of the counselor was revealed this Wednesday within the BOE “My responsibility is to protect the rule of regulation and the pursuits of Melilla”, justified De CastroAl-Lal can be candidate quantity 3 of the Coalition for Melilla (CPM)
The president of Melilla, Eduardo de Castro, has dismissed Mohamed Ahmed Al-Lal, councilor for Districts, Youth and Citizen Participation who was arrested this Tuesday for his alleged involvement in shopping for votes by mail for the 28M elections. Al-Lal can be candidate quantity 3 of the Coalition for Melilla (CPM). The dismissal of the counselor, which had not been introduced by the Melilla Executive, was revealed this Wednesday within the BOE.
The Official Gazette of Melilla (BOME) has revealed this Wednesday a rare version with De Castro’s decree, which revokes all of the delegations made to Ahmed Al-Lal as councilor for Districts, Youth and Citizen Participation. “I COME TO ARRANGE: The dismissal of D. MOHAMED AHMED AL-LAL as Councilor for Districts, Youth and Citizen Participation, revoking in his case all of the delegations made by this Presidency”, collects the BOE.
The president of Melilla already expressed his concern final evening after the police operation with a number of detainees that had been carried out on Tuesday within the autonomous metropolis, together with Ahmed Al-Lal, and warranted that he would dismiss members of the Government “if his authorized state of affairs so requires.
Through Twitter, De Castro said that, as president of the autonomous metropolis, he was pending the “judicial scope” that “the occasions of the final hours” in Melilla may have.
“My responsibility is to protect the rule of regulation and the pursuits of Melilla,” De Castro justified earlier than advancing his willingness to dismiss “members of the Executive if their authorized state of affairs requires it,” though with out specifying names.
After this cessation, the Government of Melilla is left with 11 members, particularly the president (expelled from Cs), 4 councilors and three deputy councilors of the Coalition for Melilla (CPM) and three councilors of the PSOE.
Allal was one of many ten arrested to this point on this case in opposition to the alleged buy of votes for the elections subsequent Sunday. The National Police launched an operation in Melilla this Tuesday morning in an operation declared secret by the investigating court docket that has been investigating for days the alleged makes an attempt to purchase votes within the autonomous metropolis. The makes an attempt had been so evident and alarming that for a number of days, members of the National Police and Civil Guard guarded the primary logistics facilities within the space to keep away from incidents.
The arrests occurred at daybreak. Among these arrested, there are these with an necessary position within the plot that was devoted to purchasing votes from deprived folks; and a few had been collaborators who carried out minor features within the group.
According to the complaints offered, the quantity that the community would have paid could be as much as 200 euros for every vote bought, with the intention of benefiting one of many political forces that compete within the autonomous metropolis.
The brokers are additionally investigating the potential theft of those votes, both from the postmen who transported them after voters requested the service by mail, or in one of many transit facilities till they’re scrutinized. As this newspaper revealed, there have been 43 votes by mail stolen in whole from postmen earlier than they may deposit them within the corresponding put up workplace. In addition, given the custody of the put up workplace brokers and the specific order to request the DNI of all those that requested to vote by mail, the queues on the put up workplaces disappeared. For this cause, for the reason that maneuvers had been detected, the 16 postmen serving within the space have needed to go to work underneath escort, in an operation that regardless of the searches and arrests in the present day, will proceed till May 25.
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