The prosecution will not appeal the file of the case that forced Mónica Oltra to resign from all her positions almost two years ago, as El País has reported and this newspaper has confirmed. As will be remembered, the instructor decided two weeks ago to shelve the investigation into the alleged coverage that Oltra had given to her ex-husband when it became known that he had abused a minor. In a forceful order, the judge made it clear that “there is not a single indication that any order or instruction was issued from the management positions of the Ministry aimed at hiding the facts or discrediting the minor.”
The prosecutor’s decision is very important, and is in contrast to that of the minor (now an adult woman) who asked the instructor to reopen the instruction for two days. The woman considers that there are facts “of sufficient importance” to continue the investigation. But the public ministry validates the extensive argument of the instructor who states that “each and every one of the indications that supported at the time the provisional judicial accusations against the people investigated in these Preliminary Proceedings have completely vanished once all the investigations were carried out. necessary procedures aimed at determining the nature and circumstances of the facts investigated.”
