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Citizens denounce that the Government of Cartagena continues without fencing or demolish the facilities of the old sewage treatment plant of Barrio Peral located about 50 meters from the Hispania school, at the confluence between Víctor Beltrí Avenue and Pajarita Street, as a preventive measure to block the continuous incursions inside by children and adolescents because it has easy access due to its proximity to the educational center and the greenway.
In the December 2018 plenary session, the Liberal Party managed to take a plenary agreement to close the perimeter and evaluate its demolition, "the socialist councilor, Juan Pedro Torralba, recognized the risks involved in this structure and promised to demolish it as soon as possible. possible".
"Does a misfortune have to happen so that this Executive fulfills its obligation?", Asks the spokesman for Citizens in Cartagena, Manuel Padín, who after visiting the area again, explained that his group has collected dozens of neighborhood complaints for months. Because of the dilapidated state of the old Mandarache treatment plant and the danger it poses to students, "neighbors have told us that many of them tend to go to this space as a meeting center and where, among other things, they practice their technique with the graffiti, they do it without being aware of the danger they run in being in a half-demolished building with a roof that has been falling apart for more than a decade, as if that were not enough, there is a long history of accidents in the area, and in addition they maraud people with drug addictions ".
The land where these facilities are located are municipal property, but they were included in one of the partial plans associated with the North Access and the Mandarache Shopping Center, so the development was in the hands of a private company.
The crisis of the real estate market of those years paralyzed the housing promotion.
The Planning Department, then governed by the Cartagena PP, announced in February 2012 that it would inspect and evaluate the state of the area to draft a report to force the development company, if necessary, to demolish the facilities to prevent produce accidents.
According to Manuel Padín, "after seven years of this announcement, and in spite of the obvious dangers it poses for, among others, the kids of Colegio Hispania, neither the PP government of that time, nor the coalition of PSOE and MC, nor the PSOE they have just moved a finger to ensure safety in this environment. "
Source: Ciudadanos Cartagena
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