Resignation

Many of you will be aware of the recent upheaval regarding providers of English television programmes on the Costa Blanca, and in particular the instant demise of one of the major companies. I do not wish to go into the "whys and wherefores" here, suffice to say that this meant I was instantly out of work without warning, losing my business which had taken almost ten years to build.
Fortunately I was soon contracted by another major provider to help them cope with the sudden demand from many thousands of people wishing to receive their favourite television programmes again. However this means that my colleagues and I are working extended hours 7 days a week to cope with the demand. This is likely to continue for the foreseeable future.

Because of this situation I simply do not have the time needed to carry out my responsibilities as President. It is not in the best interests of the Community for me to carry on, therefore I have reluctantly decided to call an Extra Ordinary General Meeting to elect a new President. A copy of the letter asking the Administrators to make the required arrangements is attached. I had wanted to stand down at the recent AGM in September, but due to a decision made at the General meeting in 1981 and entered in Mi Sol Estatutes, was not legally able to do so, this despite a resolution passed at the AGM in September 2007 that the President should be elected for a term of one year.