The former Minister of Finance of the Junta de Andalucía,
Carmen Martínez-Aguayo,
is already in prison to serve the sentence of six years in prison to which she was sentenced for her participation in the looting of the ERE, as sentenced by the Seville Court .
She is the first of the seven former senior officials of the Board, who will have to go to prison for this cause.
According to sources from Penitentiary Institutions cited by the EFE agency, Martínez Aguayo appeared to serve his sentence yesterday, Wednesday, December 28, without exhausting the 10-day period that the Seville Court had given to all those who are in his prison. same situation, including the former president of the Board, José Antonio Griñán.
Martínez Aguayo replaced Griñán as head of the Ministry of Finance when he was appointed president of the Board after the resignation of Manuel Chaves, who then joined the Government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
With his entry into prison, announced today by the newspaper Abc, Martínez Aguayo complies with what was dictated by the Court of Seville, which, given that the sentence is final, denied a possible postponement of his execution while the pardons that the defenses have been processed requested to the Government of Pedro Sánchez for the convicted or the nullity incident raised, in some cases, before the Supreme Court.
Griñán has the same term as Martínez Aguayo to enter prison, although the former president of the Board has once again requested a postponement of the execution of the sentence to deal with prostate cancer that he suffers, according to the document presented before the Court of Seville on December 23.
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