The mayor of Valparaíso, Jorge Sharp, instructed to terminate three public competitions for directors and directors of educational establishments of the commune. This after a profession of the Legal Counsel that determined defects in the process, specifically, irregularities and conflicts of interest to apply for such positions.
“I have instructed the contest to be terminated, as it was carried out without meeting some of the basic requirements that this type of process requires, and I also instructed the corporation to initiate an investigation to determine possible responsibilities,” Sharp told radio Biobío.
It should be noted that the office of the Legal Counsel concludes, among other paragraphs, that a legal offence would have been incurred by omitting the intervention of a minister of faith in each of the proceedings carried out, harming all the contests.
In the face of this, Mr Luis Pardo, who had requested to transparent this information, appreciated this provision but added that it must be the Comptroller’s Comptroller’s account of continuing this investigation.
“It is important that the Comptroller General of the Republic complete the investigation and issue an opinion, otherwise this office could be a ruse not to conclude an investigation that is likely to yield much more conclusive results,” Pardo told the radio.
In September last year a group of councillors would have warned the building of the commune that it was not necessary to hold this contest, because public education would cease to depend on the Municipal Corporation of Valparaiso (Cormuval) and that the amounts for the designation of these quotas were very high.
