A new chapter for Francisco Camps
After 15 years and two trials, the former president of the Valencian Community, Francisco Camps, has been acquitted by the National Court of the crime of influence peddling in ideal competition with another of prevarication, for which he was asked for 1 year in prison and a fine of 250,000 euros in the framework of the Gürtel plot. This acquittal marks a new beginning for Camps, who has expressed his desire to return to the political arena.
An expected return
After his acquittal, Francisco Camps has expressed his intention to return to active politics, highlighting his commitment, will and enthusiasm to contribute to the Popular Party. Despite having been charged in ten cases over 15 years, Camps sees his acquittal as an opportunity to reintegrate into the political front line.
Camps’ legacy
Despite his dark past, marked by cases of corruption in the Popular Party of the Valencian Community, Camps’ acquittal has generated debate about his possible return. Although some PP leaders recognize his value as a political asset, they remain cautious about his return to important positions in the party.
Reactions in the Popular Party
The Popular Party has shown caution regarding the possibility of a return of Francisco Camps. Although some leaders have expressed their support, others consider that his return to relevant positions in the party should be evaluated with caution, given the history of corruption associated with the former Valencian president’s past.
