Editorial: El Mundo

• Sandra León, director of the Carlos III-Juan March Institute, is being investigated for accessing a post without the necessary accreditation from the quality agency Aneca.
• León claims she did not know she had to carry out this procedure, however, a document shows her application to present herself at a call that required such accreditation.
• The conditions of access to the position included the removal in the BOE of the requirement for necessary accreditation, indicating the involvement of others and a chain of irregularities.

Conclusion: Non-compliance with the law demands removal from position and clarifying responsibilities at all levels, exposes deep-seated opacity and nepotism that create scandals and affect the university community.

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