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A Court Opens Criminal Proceedings Against the Mayor of Villena for the Theft of the Treasure

Summary by EL ESPAÑOL
Judge Marina Vallés initiates preliminary proceedings for an alleged crime of "imprudence damage" following the complaint of Victor Soriano's office. More information: A police report of July 2024 already recommended 24h surveillance and bars at the museum where the Treasure of Villena was stolen

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The order is made following the complaint of an association for a possible offence of damage due to recklessness.

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Judge Marina Vallés initiates preliminary proceedings for an alleged crime of "imprudence damage" following the complaint of Victor Soriano's office. More information: A police report of July 2024 already recommended 24h surveillance and bars at the museum where the Treasure of Villena was stolen

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The municipal body starts with the division between the government team and the opposition on the live broadcast of the sessions

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The Muvi, from which the archaeological complex was removed, will open during October or November

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A Villena court has opened preliminary proceedings for the theft of the Villena Treasury, one of the largest European gold collections of the Bronze Age, against the mayor, the socialist Fulgencio Celdrán, and the director of the museum of the city where the coup took place (Muvi), Laura Hernández.

The Villena City Council (Alt Vinalopó) commission investigating the theft of the city's Treasury was formed this Tuesday in a session in which it was agreed to request seventeen appearances, including those of the Minister of Education, Culture and Universities, Carmen Ortí, and those of other political and technical positions, including people linked to the council.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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