Overview
- The board unanimously endorsed a restructuring to remove duplicative layers, eliminating the vice director for economic affairs, the general secretary, and the deputy to the manager.
- Manager José Manuel Bernabé told trustees he delivered a report on November 18 to the Madrid Prosecutor’s Office and the board said it has no record of complaints other than his filing.
- Prosecutors are reviewing allegations from a former senior official that contracts were split or inflated or lacked real services under prior leadership, according to earlier EFE reporting.
- ABC reported that board president Diana Morant withheld worker warnings about alleged procurement and accounting mismatches from trustees ahead of Tuesday’s session.
- Worker letters dated August 18 and 26 allege disciplinary cases against two directors were unlawful reprisals under Spain’s whistleblower law and note prior alerts sent in March and June.