Vicent Mompó denied on 1 October in Valencia that he knew of a dossier concerning the president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Juanfran Pérez Llorca. The president of the Diputación de Valencia and leader of the Partido Popular in the province told the media that he did not know “which dossier they are talking about” and doubted that the PP’s national headquarters in Madrid had such a document. He also called for any potentially criminal conduct to be reported immediately to the Public Prosecutor’s Office .
His comments followed the publication of a document by the PSPV, which, according to the Socialists, is said to contain indications of irregularities surrounding Pérez Llorca. The PSPV’s general secretary, Diana Morant, had announced that, after reviewing the dossier, she would refer it to the prosecutor’s office. No specific, publicly substantiated criminal offences have been presented so far. The PSPV has spoken of the seriousness of the alleged events, but is withholding details pending legal assessment.
Mompó accused the Socialists of making a fuss about the issue to distract from political problems on their own side. He said that any suspicions must be referred to the courts if there are indications of offences. Asked whether the document might have originated within the PP, he said he doubted it and had no such document himself.
In Les Corts Valencianes the PSPV had previously made the matter public. The Socialists’ leadership said the documents would be submitted to the prosecutor’s office to assess whether an investigation should be opened. No detailed response to the substance of the allegations had initially been heard from Pérez Llorca’s circle; the president of the Generalitat Valenciana is at the centre of the allegations in his capacity as the incumbent head of government, but they have not yet been examined by a court.
The latest reports make the roles clear: the PSPV has raised a politically significant suspicion and announced a formal referral to the justice system; Mompó, a leading Partido Popular representative in Valencia province, rejects the account, calls for evidence and questions the origin of the alleged dossier. Until the prosecutor’s office makes a decision, these remain unproven allegations. Any further political or legal steps will depend on whether a possible review is opened and how it proceeds.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).