The firefighter plugged by Gent per Formentera (GxF), Carlos Marí Mayans, has spent almost 11 years occupying the position he obtained thanks to a series of irregularities for which he must now be held accountable before the Provincial Court. the previous leadership of GxF will now be held accountable before the Provincial Court.He managed to consolidate his position as a civil servant and has even become head of the Fire Department of the Consell Insular de Formentera.
All thanks to the concerted rigging between Jaume Ferrer Ribas, Sonia Cardona Ferrer, Silvia Margarita Tur Ribas and Isidor Torres Mayans, according to the investigation of the examining magistrate, Carmen Martín Romero.according to the investigation of the examining magistrate, Carmen Martin Romero, who determined the opening of the oral trial to be held in April next year. From the Consell Insular de Formentera have confirmed to La Voz de Ibiza that the son of the ‘conseller ético‘, José Marí Mayans“formalized his position as a civil servant, continues to work in the Fire Department and even came to hold the position of head of the department a few years ago“. According to his profile on the social network Linkedin, Carlos Marí Mayans from April 2014 until March 2020 was “interim firefighter”. While from that date, according to his digital resume, he became head of the Fire Department of the Consell Insular. That is, he has been occupying that position for 10 years and 9 months, which he obtained irregularly and despite the fact that the Contentious Administrative Court ruled to annul his appointment, a sentence that undoubtedly was never applied.
Consolidation of your position
Marí Mayans has benefited from the General State Budget Laws (PGE) of 2017 and 2018, which established extraordinary public employment stabilization processes to reduce temporality in the administrations. These laws introduced stabilization processes aimed at positions occupied on a temporary basis for at least three years prior to the date of approval of the laws. Punctually, the 2017 budgets allowed stabilizing temporary positions in essential sectors, such as education, health, social services and firefighters, among others. Administrations were allowed to convene these processes between 2017 and 2021, with the condition that the positions were temporarily occupied for at least three years as of December 31, 2016. Marí Mayans was appointed as a “collaborating firefighter” on May 15, 2014. According to his Linkedin profile, Carlos Marí graduated from the University Isabel II with a degree in Security Sciences, in addition to being a technician in Emergencies and Civil Protection, senior technician in Coordination of Emergencies and Civil Protection and technician in forestry work and conservation of the natural environment.
