The director of the Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency, Joan Llinares, and the Director of Legal Affairs, Teresa Clemente have met with the General Secretariat of CCOO-PV, Ana García and the union’s Secretary of Occupation, Juan Carlos Gallart, at the headquarters of the agency. The objective of the meeting is to establish ways of collaboration between both institutions to develop actions to disseminate the complaints box, the protection offered by the Agency to persons who report corruption and the improvement of ethics and public integrity in the field of administrations public.
Bétera debate on Covid-19, vaccination and corruption risks
The Valencian Anti-Fraud Agency participated in the Unisocietat training activity of the University of Valencia organized in Bétera to discuss the risks of corruption generated by covid-19 and the vaccination process.
The activity is based on the collaboration agreement between the Agency and the University of Valencia and its objective is to raise social awareness in collective ethics and the prevention of fraud and corruption in all areas of public life throughout the Valencian territory.
The conference, entitled “The perception of corruption by citizens in vaccination against Covid-19”, was given by UV professor Yolanda García Ruiz, an expert in fundamental rights.
The activity was attended by 20 people and in the debate, in addition to the vaccination strategies, the issue of irregularities, fraud and corruption detected in the vaccination process was addressed. The representatives of the Agency insisted on the need for preventive, comprehensive and responsible management in administrative contracts carried out through the emergency mechanism, which have been frequent throughout the pandemic, and which constitute a risk for proper public management.