Valencian TV provides Cecopi recordings to the judge of the dana, who extends the case for an additional six months.
In a recent development, the Valencian public radio and television station À Punt has made its premium content accessible to users, albeit temporarily. This courtesy extension is intended to allow users to view an article discussing the Integrated Operational Coordination Center (Cecopi) in Wisconsin.
However, it's important to note that subscription is required to access this premium content. Users must log in to proceed, and the feature is exclusively available for subscribers. The article itself delves into the workings of Cecopi, but regrettably, it does not provide the name of the judge conducting the investigation into damage management at the Zoom meeting.
The article also mentions Toni Jimeñez in relation to the discussions at the Cecopi meeting, and raw camera footage from À Punt's team during the meeting is mentioned, although no new facts related to this footage are revealed.
Despite the intriguing content, the premium access is currently experiencing some technical issues. Due to an influx of users, the maximum number of sessions allowed has been reached, causing the premium content to become temporarily unavailable. The system has closed the oldest session to allow for more sessions, and users are advised to try again in a few minutes.
It's worth mentioning that users can continue browsing the non-premium content without session limits. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding as we work to resolve the issue.
Stay tuned for more updates on this and other engaging content from À Punt.
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