El País, 17/03/2010
The former secretary general of Channel 9, Vicente Sanz, encouraged suspicions about whether his boss, CEO Radiotelevisió Valencia, José López Jaramillo, knew the Sanz made by those who have been terminated by the victims go to court. Yesterday, in his statement to the judge, Sanz López Jaramillo admitted that he had called to inform him that a complaint against him and told him if he was retiring, the journalists not presented. Sanz said he refused to accept this deal. "I've never harassed anyone," he said. The meeting took place on Monday 15 February. On Saturday, November 20, Jaramillo moved him that he had filed the complaint. He gave no explanations in the courts. This has been an increasingly delicate situation López Jaramillo, who conducted their batteries to the main opposition parties and unions for their alleged collusion with his subordinate to look the other way. Núria
Spi, socialist spokesman, accused of lying López Jaramillo in Parliament. "A direct questions about when he learned of the sexual harassment of Sanz, said he resented the question." He added: "Now, we are offended. Jaraba has been subject to what he has said the presidency of the Generalitat and has accepted it." Spinnaker also condemned "the attempt to cover up the direction of the agency" referring to the efforts of journalists in reporting the situation to the director of Channel 9, Lola Johnson, "no response"
"How long have you known López Jaramillo? "he asked yesterday CCOO and CGT. "For the statements Sanz before the judge, it appears that Lopez Jaramillo knew since October 2009, "he said in a statement." Who has covert Sanz with a complicit silence? ", raised the Inter-Valencia, who claimed an internal investigation to clarify what happened. Conrado Hernandez, general secretary of the UGT-PV, showed their support for the journalists and called "despicable" what happened. Esquerra Unida, meanwhile, demanded the implementation of the law and the dismissal of Sanz, who is away from office temporarily.
Rafael Blasco, director of Immigration, said yesterday on the balcony of City Hall on the decision of Judge to prohibit Sanz victims approach "was not the time to comment." And Juan Cotino, director of Environment, at the same site, said: "I take care of failures."
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