The door of the PSOE headquarters in Almendralejo is blown up at dawn with a backhoe

David Vigario Merida

Merida

Updated Tuesday, March 12, 2024-08:32

The door of the

PSOE

headquarters in

Almendralejo

(

Badajoz

), located on one of the most important avenues in the city, has been burst by a

backhoe

this past morning, an event that has been described as "regrettable" by the party itself. socialist, who has assured that he hopes what happened will be clarified by the State Security Forces and Bodies.

"Fortunately, there has only been material damage," the PSOE has reported about a headquarters that has been attacked recently with the appearance, for example, of graffiti.

The event occurred hours after the Extremeño Health Service (SES) had informed the Civil Guard in Mérida of the discovery in some warehouses in the Almendralejo Wine Palace - transferred to the health administration by the council. of said town - of some 800,000 masks from 2020 with signs from the National Institute of Health Management (Ingesa) and "do not use" labels.

Specifically, the manager of the Extremeño Health Service (SES), Jesús Vilés, announced yesterday that he had delivered documentation to the Judicial Police service of the Civil Guard of Mérida, relating to the existence of 40 pallets containing masks and protective material. individual (EPI) in a municipally owned warehouse in Almendralejo.

The material found, dated 2020, comes from the National Institute for Health Management (INGESA), is sealed and has a "do not use" label.

Thus, he explained that it was originally destined for the Mérida Health Area.

Vilés explained that, given the doubt about the origin of the material, the decision was made to

inform the Civil Guard.

This material was discovered during the removal of elements from the warehouse, located in the Palacio del Vino, requested by the Almendralejo city council due to the need for space.

In this context, it has been pointed out that, due to the uncertainty about the origin of the material, it has been decided to bring these facts to the attention of the Civil Guard, in case they are relevant to the investigation into the acquisition of masks by of the different public administrations with certain companies involved in the Koldo case.

Finally, Vilés mentioned that some of the material found

had labels indicating "do not use",

as well as expiration indications.

However, the content of the material has not been reviewed in detail, considering that the task of unsealing must be carried out by the Civil Guard if it is deemed necessary, which is why it has been brought to your attention.