Rajoy PP mayor banned for 13 months for disobedience – El Universal (Venezuela)

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Friday May 29, 2015 7:33 a.m.

Valladolid, Spain .- The acting mayor of the Spanish city of Valladolid, the conservative Francisco Javier Leon de la Riva, was sentenced for a crime of disobedience for breaking a sentence, which is their political disqualification for 13 months, according to Spanish media reported today.

The ruling comes after local and regional elections held on Sunday in Spain, where the mayor, 69, lost first absolute majority and thus, the chances of returning to rule in Valladolid (north), to forge a shaped by Executive leftist parties, DPA reported.

De la Riva, one of the most controversial mayors of the ruling Popular Party (PP) Mariano Rajoy, was sentenced to delay for nearly five years the implementation of a court ruling requiring him to demolish some irregular penthouses constructed in a building he owns a home.

Although the judgment is not final result in the immediate disqualification itself, so it might not be councilor of the opposition in the city council.

gynecologist by profession, has ruled for 20 years with an absolute majority in Valladolid, capital of the region of Castilla y Leon, one of the most faithful to the PP.

In recent years he has made some statements that have been branded as sexist and caused controversy. One of the most talked took place last August as a result of a false accusation of rape in Spain, he said he gave “repair” go with women and elevators if you accused him of sexual assault.