EDATV The warning from the former socialist mayor of Peñarroya to the Civil Guard
During the vote of no confidence that ousted him, Pedregosa requested a greater presence of the Civil Guard in the face of potential unsafe scenarios.
The former socialist mayor of Peñarroya, Víctor Pedregosa, warns the Civil Guard about moments of insecurity following his dismissal.
During the motion of no confidence that ousted him, Pedregosa called for greater presence of the Civil Guard in the face of potential insecure scenarios.
Pedregosa highlighted having regained leadership of Guadiato and La Zona Norte, surpassing Pozoblanco, in his final speech.
The extraordinary plenary session approved the motion of no confidence with 9 votes in favor and 8 against, sealing the change of leadership in the municipality.
The new mayor of Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo is María Victoria Paterna, from the municipal group Sí Peñarroya, a splinter from the PSOE.
The motion was supported by PP, Vox, Sí Peñarroya, and an unaffiliated councilor, achieving an absolute majority for the change.
The only votes against the motion were from the PSOE and the Izquierda Unida councilor, who supported Pedregosa.
The atmosphere in the extraordinary plenary session was tense, with the building crowded by the public and a notable police presence.
The session was held in the Mercado de Abastos, the current provisional seat of the Town Hall, due to renovations in the main building.
The Civil Guard and the Local Police took security measures following graffiti against the spokespersons of the motion of no confidence.
Pedregosa has been in office for just a year and a half, since the municipal elections held in May 2023.
The former mayor thanked the Civil Guard for their assistance and requested greater presence in the face of potential upcoming challenges.
La advertencia del exalcalde socialista de Peñarroya a la Guardia Civil
The motion of no confidence was driven amid a climate of political tensions in the municipality of Guadiato.
The leadership of the region is once again in dispute following the departure of socialist Pedregosa and the rise of Paterna.
The change in the leadership of Peñarroya represents a significant political reconfiguration in the northern area of Córdoba.
The Municipal Corporation faces a future marked by challenges of security and stability following the recent transition.
The new mayor, María Victoria Paterna, takes office with the support of the groups that pushed the motion against Pedregosa.
The former mayor concluded his speech by highlighting achievements but leaving a message of concern about security in the region.
The political landscape of Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo has taken an unexpected turn, generating interest in the public opinion of the region.
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