LYDIA GARRIDO - Valencia - 15/06/2010
"No, thank you very much." That's what I said yesterday to the media José López Jaramillo, director general of Radio Television Valenciana (RTVV), at the entrance to the courts of Paterson, where he gave evidence for the alleged sexual abuse of former general secretary, Vicente Sanz , three journalists from Channel 9.
"No, thank you very much." That's what I said yesterday to the media José López Jaramillo, director general of Radio Television Valenciana (RTVV), at the entrance to the courts of Paterson, where he gave evidence for the alleged sexual abuse of former general secretary, Vicente Sanz , three journalists Channel 9. When finished, comes under the gag order not to give details of his testimony. Inside, before the judge, provided explanations for an hour and a half, reiterating the version of events that occurred in the Valencian parliament that he did not know the alleged sexual harassment (now provisionally qualified by the judge of sexual abuse) until one week before that victims report. He denied that he had made known the events that led to the court, because "if I had known I would not have consented," and said he did not recall having received messages from them, nor have pledged to see them in early November.
Jaramillo said he knew "for the first time the events on 12 February. "He had said, Lola Johnson, director of Channel 9." That night I phoned the three, I spoke with them this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. And on Monday I met with them and Johnson. "He said he did not remember that one of the victims, who was chief of the Canal 24 Horas, where" the communication was very fluid, "tried to talk to him. No posts received in late October, two of the victims. "I can not clarify it because at that time had many phone calls for the restructuring was doing on television." He does not remember that in those first days of November had been sick or that that it would have put as a reason to one victim per message to cancel the meeting at which, they argue, was committed after being called and told that he wanted to talk to "an issue of harassment of Vicente Sanz . Jaraba denied having ever had that conversation. Said even he could have talked to one of the victims "because it was organizing the Cheste championship." Nothing to do with the version offered by the three victims, who stated in the complaint and the court have repeatedly tried to talk to Jaramillo. Moreover, when they succeeded in February, he said, supposedly, they had not ignored because he believed they were "spies Sanz."
RTVV The CEO acknowledged having seen a video that Sanz was masturbating in a place that "seemed" to his office. He said that at the meeting that Monday 15 February, which saw the video, heard the testimony of the girls, "nervous, about an episode of anxiety, constantly crying," and offered to private security television. Then spoke Sanz, who denied everything and said he was leaving. According to Jaramillo, in his conversation with Sanz, the former executive said that "he would never return to television until you have a final decision." Jaraba Sanz definitely not fired up 15 days ago. Until that time did not open a file for gross misconduct. And yesterday, he justified the delay of 100 days to make that decision.
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