Mazón alertou a prefeita de Valência de que haveria muitas mortes durante a DANA

O juiz de Catarroja adicionou ao processo as mensagens de WhatsApp trocadas entre o ex-presidente regional valenciano Carlos Mazón e a prefeita de Valência, María José Catalá, na noite da enchente da DANA em 29 de outubro de 2024.

De acordo com as mensagens entregues por Catalá ao tribunal, Mazón escreveu às 23h20: “Vai haver muitos mortos”. Uma hora antes, a prefeita havia oferecido ajuda da sede da polícia local de Valência.

Mazón respondeu às 23h27: “Dezenas, com certeza, já”. O ex-presidente estava então no Cecopi em L’Eliana e deixou o centro uma hora e meia após o envio do alerta em massa ES-Alert.

Catalá testemunhou perante a magistrada Nuria Ruiz Tobarra esta semana e autorizou a inclusão das mensagens na investigação da enchente que causou 230 mortes.

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