Overview

• Podemos, as popular accuser in the case, filed a petition for Maribel Vilaplana to testify after her open letter revised the end of the lunch with Carlos Mazón to between 18:30 and 18:45 on 29 October.
• Vilaplana says she was unaware of the content of the president’s calls, while records show seven conversations with then‑consellera Salomé Pradas totaling 12 minutes 42 seconds, including calls at 17:37, 18:16, 18:25 and a 18:30 callback.
• The Consell, through vice president Susana Camarero, argues the letter corroborates that Mazón was in communication with emergency officials and maintains its defense of his actions.
• Nearly two hours of Mazón’s movements remain unaccounted for before his 20:28 arrival at the Cecopi, with no verified evidence he was at the Palau as security recordings were deleted and geolocation data is not available.
• The judge previously refused to summon Vilaplana or extend scrutiny to Mazón due to his aforado status, while Intersindical seeks Camarero’s testimony and the government’s delegate Pilar Bernabé has called for Mazón’s resignation.