Former Marbella Mayor out on €60.000 bail

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    • September 15, 2006 at 11:14 am #52233
      Anonymous
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      According to the SurinEnglish former mayor Marisol Yagüe was released on Wednesday night after posting bail

      Full story

      http://www.surinenglish.com/noticias.php?Noticia=9140

    • September 15, 2006 at 5:36 pm #65753
      Anonymous
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      What a shame!!

    • September 18, 2006 at 6:41 pm #65801
      Anonymous
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      now that they are out on bail I hope it will not be the end of it!
      I hope that they do not think that it will be forgotton about!
      I respect the fact that bail is the right of any person but we are not dealing with the run of the mill person here.

    • September 19, 2006 at 10:30 pm #65834
      Anonymous
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      On the Spanish news tonight we had the pleasure of listening to phone conversations of people like Roca and Yagüe that had bee taped by the police. Sounds like they wouldn’t lift a finger without a cash bung. Given the evidence, I can’t believe they will be able to wiggle out of this one.

      Mark

    • September 20, 2006 at 9:54 am #65849
      Melosine
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      Mark, If I were a betting person I think this will be a sure fire thing that they will get off..unfortunately.
      Having read other posts I think this will end up as a “cover up” , with a don’t do it again admomishment.
      Spanish Government has a big problem but to admit to the World that the country is corrupt is not going to be good for their economy. So those Brits conned by officialdom and lawyers are going to be swept aside and buried.
      I hope I am wrong but Governement departments world wide are very good at whitewashing .

    • September 20, 2006 at 10:33 am #65851
      Anonymous
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      Spot on Melosine.

    • September 20, 2006 at 11:02 am #65857
      Anonymous
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      The judge blocks Rocas properties in 10 provinces.

      http://www.diariosur.es

      Let’s hope that a cover up wont be so easy now that some reporting restrictions have been lifted.

    • September 20, 2006 at 11:46 am #65864
      Melosine
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      I do truly hope not but on reflection I can think of no country that hasn’t “moved sideways” any corruption issues that could bring shame on them or might damage their economy.
      They all do the same things. Demand a BIG investigation, arrest a few, release them and if necessary then take to trial minor accomplices ( developers in this case) and it looks to all that they have everything back on track…respectability again !!!!!!.
      Meanwhile………………………………….. life goes on as normal and thousands more defrauded.

    • September 20, 2006 at 12:18 pm #65867
      katy
      Blocked

      Melosine, sadly I think you are right. It amazes me how it was allowed to go on for so long. Rumour around here is that most of the properties will be legalised and the developers will get their hands slapped.

    • September 20, 2006 at 12:28 pm #65869
      Melosine
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      Am sure that all but a few properties will be made legal. Can you just imagine the demolition costs involved !! Not to mention the catastrophic visual effect…like WW2
      Meanwhile in order to “save face ” they will probably have a few individual homesteads ,owned by foreigners , demolised that were built without ever going near a planning department .

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