Despiden al jefe de mantenimiento del CNIO por almacenes secretos

Alejandro Aguilera, responsable de mantenimiento del CNIO, ha sido despedido este jueves por la empresa Eiffage. Gestionaba los almacenes precintados por la Policía en una investigación por corrupción. Javier de Dios, director técnico, permanece en su puesto.

Alejandro Aguilera, máximo responsable del contrato de mantenimiento de Eiffage con el Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas (CNIO), recibió su despido este jueves, según elDiario.es. Como jefe de la contrata, operaba los almacenes "secretos" precintados por la Policía a finales de marzo durante la pesquisa sobre una presunta trama de corrupción vinculada al exgerente Juan Arroyo.

Estos almacenes, desconocidos para gran parte de la plantilla, albergaban material de obra mayoritariamente destinado a usos externos, según fuentes de la investigación. La denuncia ante la Fiscalía Anticorrupción, presentada en julio de 2025 por un ex alto cargo, detalla "autopeticiones" de suministros con sobrecostes del 150% al 420%, contratos menores para evadir controles y simulación de servicios. Eiffage Energía, que comenzó servicios en 2020, asegura no haber recibido requerimientos de la UDEF ni la Fiscalía y está dispuesta a colaborar.

El despido coincide con el fin de contratos de nueve trabajadores de Gedosol, bajo investigación, elevando a 20 las salidas recientes, según el sindicato CSIF. El sindicato reclama al Ministerio de Ciencia una reunión urgente por la parálisis del centro. Trabajadores se concentraron esta mañana a las puertas del CNIO para protestar y exigir normalidad, rechazando las salidas de personal esencial. El Ministerio, liderado por Diana Morant, no se ha pronunciado.

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