Alicante judge requests parliamentary recording in Les Naus housing case

A judge investigating the alleged irregular allocation of public protection housing at the Les Naus residential complex in Alicante has issued a new request to Les Corts Valencianes. The magistrate is seeking the full video recording of a parliamentary commission testimony given by former PP councillor Toni Gallego on July 2, 2024.

The recording is considered crucial because Gallego testified that former Urbanism councillor Rocío Gómez informed him of her acquisition of a unit in the development during a municipal plenary session. Gómez, who is among 18 people under investigation, resigned in January after her status as a beneficiary became known.

While the judge noted in an October 30 order that the request remains pending, sources from the Presidency of Les Corts claim the copy has already been sent via certified mail. The judicial investigation focuses on the circumstances surrounding the allocation of protected housing built on land that previously belonged to the Alicante City Council.