The Rafael Alberti-Sierra Calderona commission from València, better known as La Nova de Campanar, has denounced that its fallero artist, Javier Martínez Albiñana, has planted the children's falla "partially" and has accused the craftsman of not having "supplied or planted great part of the contracted monument".
In a statement, the Campanar neighborhood commission has regretted that, "once again, and unfortunately like every year," a falla "returns to see the tears of rage and despair" of its falleros due to "non-compliance by the artists who they get paid and don't do what they promised."
From the Fallas collective they have assured that they had informed the Central Fallera Board (JCF) of "the suspicions of flagrant non-compliance" on the part of the Fallas artist upon verifying that "the evolution of the work made it impossible to achieve the contracted work."
However, they have criticized that the "only response" they have obtained from the autonomous municipal body has been that "until today an incident could not be opened." "Incredible, but true," they said. In this regard, they have regretted that the commission "not only" has the artist "left them stranded," "but also the Fallera Central Board." For this reason, they have urged to "necessarily open a reflection" on these situations. The artist of the infantile falla is also responsible for the large monument, which should be planted tomorrow at 8 a.m. for the jury to pass.
On the other hand, also this Friday, the Poeta Asins-Alegret-Puçol commission of València, popularly known as 'Els Jovenils', has reported the theft of one of the 'ninots' of their childhood falla in an "act of vandalism" during the last night.
From this commission from the Pla del Real-Benimaclet sector they have stated that they "do not understand" this "lack of civility" that "has caused that last night, hours before the jury's visit, someone with very little respect stole a ninot from our little mistake." ".
