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Secretary General MC, Jose Lopez, said his impressions to the report in today on the decision by Judge Eloy Velasco to ask the imputation of the former mayor of Cartagena, Pilar Barreiro, and the president of the CARM, Pedro Antonio Sanchez, protected by a report of the Central Operational Unit of the Civil Guard reports that both would have hired irregularly, with a company related to the plot 'Punic' work to improve its image on social networks.

These orders would have gone to Peter Alexander, a former partner of Jose Antonio Alonso and have borne supposedly with public money.

Jose Lopez recalled that "before this frame is referred to as 'Punic' from MC and were denounced by the relationship between Alonso and former mayor, Pilar Barreiro".

"Today everyone knows that the 'Punic' is rooted in Cartagena and that Alonso and Barreiro acts are not mere extras but real protagonists of this horror film" continued explaining Secretary General MC, referring to the urban frames Alonso has developed in Cartagena "under Barreiro and which they hope will be soon investigated."

In this sense, Lopez has argued that the primary motivation to make the jump to politics in 2011 was "to serve my neighbors and contribute to evict those who have held for 20 years, the normal development of the municipality."

Jose Lopez has listed the cases of New Gate, zincs, the proposed land subdivision CC1 or college Miralmonte, issues that were reported by the head of MC and kept him accused for five years because of a complaint of Jose Antonio Alonso, today archived.

Jose Lopez has meant that, in this process, Pilar Barreiro never denounce "because he knew he could lose gauging", while stressing that the cause served to bring to light "even more data which supported our theory."

Secretary General MC has completed remarking that "one to one, are confirmed suspicions of embezzlement of public funds and influence peddling" issues that have already been moved to other senior managers, as president of the CARM, " which talks a lot and very bad for those who for twenty years have been leaders in our community. "

Source: MC