"Juan Miguel García (...) (...) notes that promises to give in to the SL Soplao a percentage share in any profits from the exploitation, for all items , 25%. " The foregoing is part of the financial offer with the owner of the building Sieca SA took over the management of the cave The Soplao for 25 years. According to information provided yesterday in Parliament by the politician responsible for this concession, the Minister of Culture Francisco Javier López Marcano (PRC), the company Cantabria paid 280,000 euros for this item. That means that Miguel made a profit of 1,120,000 euros. The Ides of March with which he threatened a year ago and came with some disappointment, given the vehement announcement of his appearance had made the second of the PRC the day before. The amount you receive back the Cantabrians is even more meager if one considers that the Cantabrian Government, through the signing of Marcano, was forced in 2006 to pay for advertising that is done in the Soplao investing not less than 300.000 per year.
Similarly, the flat fee of 125,000 plus 30,000 euros for research must also pay Sieca took the Brit not enough that the amount of the benefit the coffers of Cantabria, far from what you earn, after taxes, the builder torrelaveguense (with extensive experience in dealing with governments that fall into the hands of Lopez Marcano).
The regionalist gave the figure during a hearing before the Committee on Culture of the Parliament of Cantabria. At the same, with the decision of Judge Juan Piqueras deciding the temporary file the criminal case against the board and the builder in his hand, Marcano direct warnings and criticisms launched political opposition and to this day.
"You" by the PP, have behaved in Parliament, in cafes, bars on the premises of this mode of communication is its organ of expression, that means of communication which then assumes the paradigm of objectivity and who says they (...) before publishing a story, always, always ask the aforementioned opinion, always consult the contrary. And it says in the same act the mayor of Santander: Yes, it is true, I acknowledge it . "
The regional advisers was particularly interested in receiving an apology from the popular what he believes was a "witch hunt" against him and defend his team members, CEOs of companies identified as "most Cantabria placing agency" of people related to the PRC, according to the PP, present in committee. And although the first part of the hearing the former mayor of Torrelavega (which began its relationship with SIEC) gave a list of key dates and the opening up of the Soplao sidestepped certain facts.
He put in the section of the slope in the vicinity of the cave: the refurbishment of the Plaza del Monte museum uses a high amount of work that should have been executed SIEC and yet (five years) has not carried out. This project gave almost twice as many points in that paragraph to SIECA (who had joined in 2009 and 6 million by the management of the cave, according to Miguel himself) against his opponent in the contest. The visitor center (something not mentioned by Marcano) has completed more cheaply than committed by the employer. Everything is due to the Cantabrian investment.
Support 'est Delendus Marcanus'
In one part of his speech professor of Latin famously quoted the senator Roman Republic Marcus Porcius Cato (nicknamed 'Old'), 'Delenda est Carthago' ("Carthage must be deleted '). Marcano, addressing the representatives of the PP, said yesterday: "For two years, you, you who have not been the complainants or the querulous have instigated, encouraged (...) and have been complicit in this complaint. not fooled. And their goal was' delendus est Marcanus' ... without doubt, no doubt. " History mark Carthage was indeed wiped off the map (spread salt on the ruins for not sprout nothing there again) by Rome in 146 BC appearance of counselor based equally on the promoting their management and Soplao criticism against the party who has asked explanations in Parliament (PP) and media reporting of irregularities in front of Culture.
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