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MOTION ON THE NEW NAME MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

MOTION TO BE REVIEWED THE DECISION TO GRANT THE NAME OF JUAN PUJOL A MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

The last regular plenary session of the City Council determined to grant the journalist's name Juan Pujol to the newly opened The Union City Library. Following that decision, a newspaper article and a series of documents circulating in the network that has access Councilman undersigned, would show strong indications that the personality of the journalist unionense would not be at all worthy of the prize awarded namely, that his name is perpetuated in that temple of culture and tolerance which is our Municipal Library. The alleged Nazi sympathies and anti-Semitic militancy Juan Pujol be evidenced, inter alia, as follows:

1. In the book Parallel Deaths' by Fernando Sanchez Drago, with whose presence we will have in the next edition of the Festival del Cante de las Minas from page 202 to 207 will read references to Juan Pujol of extraordinary gravity.
2. In the book 'Anti-Semitism in Spain: the image of the Jew (1812-2002)', Gonzalo Alvarez Chillida, references are made to anti-Semitism of Juan Pujol.
3. At number 31 of the Estate Magazine, on page 32, published an article entitled: 'An example of anti-Semitic journalism: the serpent skirts, Juan Pujol', which refers to our character under the name 'journalist during the Franco-Semitic. "
4. In the book 'Memoirs' by Jaime de Armiñán, on your pages 179-180, the author presents a meeting between his father, journalist and Nazi Germany's ambassador in Madrid, which notes the close connection and great admiration that John Pujol professed for the cause of the Third Reich.
5. In his text 'People & Characters. Informal reports' Village of journalist Alfredo Marquez, he cites Juan Pujol special revulsion felt by the Jews, on which he wrote in a book entitled 'The hole in the sand'.
6. In 'History of Journalism in España.3' Aditorial Alliance and authored by María Cruz Seoane, as well as in Wikipedia, it is stated that Juan Pujol, from the direction of the reported period from August 1931, 'provided the presentation of German points of view in exchange for a monthly salary from 3000 to 4000 pesetas. "

For these reasons, and without prejudice to the above information is proven and even expanded with new documentary evidence, we propose the plenary for adoption, the following:



MOTION That the ending of the Plenum under which it is given the name of Juan Pujol at the Union City Library, so that the ends confirmed on filonazi militancy and anti-Semitic journalist Juan Pujol, the entity adopt a name in the spirit of democracy and tolerance that should be inherent in an important cultural institution of a municipal library, considering also that there is an agreement to withdraw whole, in our town, all those names and symbols linked to the dictatorship.