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Lara Torrijos criticized lynching case behind brick Seoritas. Granada, April 13 () .- The general coordinator of IU, Cayo Lara, has criticized the "social lynching" that est undergoing the first deputy mayor of Sevilla, Antonio Rodrigo Torrijos, accused in the case Mercasevilla, behind s which ESTNA his view "Inquisitors Seoritas face brick of Andalusia."
At a press conference in Granada, Lara has been called "an embarrassment to justice" Torrijos did not receive an auto, eve online isk, to the crimes alleged against him, and says that while they do not know no decidirn on the future situation of the accused and candidate for mayor of Seville for the formation of the left.
Tico the UI code sets the federal intervention to the accused and prosecuted for crimes corrupcin urbanstica politics and has pointed Lara, who has reiterated that in the, eve isk for sale, time they know the tomarn Imputations appropriate decisions.
Asked about the candidate's statements to the mayor IU Cadiz, Sebastian Terre, which has requested the resignation of Torrijos, Lara has sealed it's a "personal opinion" that respects but not share.
"The views of this organization on this subject are given collective. The modems are personal opinions that are not going anywhere," he stated.
Lara wondered if, wow power leveling, "it is normal to have a person indicted who has not yet received imputaciny is already socially condemned in Spain" and has spoken about for some cases there will be that rescue again released on their expression given by the former mayor of Jerez Pedro Pacheco - "Justice is a joke" -.
The leader of IU has lashed out against "social lynching" that in his opinion est undergoing Torrijos, which, he says, is itself "a democracy seriously."
In his opinion, behind the Case Of the Torrijos has been charged may be "inquisitors who have the faces of brick Seoritas Andalusian."
"Nobody is going to give lessons of honesty Izquierda Unida. When we have overtones of some kind of crime urbanstica corrupcin not need anyone's advice," said the leader of IU.