Congress has already handed over to the judge instructing the Mediator case the personal belongings that former Socialist deputy Juan Bernardo Fuentes Curbelo, nicknamed Tito Berni, left behind in his Chamber office after his resignation, including the desktop computer he used during his stage as parliamentarian until last February 14.
As reported by the institution, it was this Wednesday when the General Secretariat of Congress complied with the request sent by the Investigating Court No. 4 of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in which the investigation into the plot allegedly led by the former socialist deputy from the Canary Islands fell. .
Last Monday, after receiving the judicial request, the president of Congress, Meritxell Batet, asked that it be complied with as soon as possible.
In that letter, Judge Ángeles Lozano Cáceres requested authorization for the items used by Fuentes Curbelo that remained in his office to be delivered to her when it was closed after his resignation at the request of the Socialist Group.
Batet sent the ex officio request to the Congressional Commissioner and the General Secretariat of the Chamber and informed the judge of his decision. Two days later, his request was fulfilled.
