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Jiménez confirms the technical criteria that led the Ministry to discard the Peninsular Hotel as the seat of several courts

He says he understands and accepts political and institutional criticism, but he is deeply disappointed by timeless and irresponsible statements, deeply disqualifying and offensive, unfit for political office.

The delegate of the Government, Francisco Jiménez, regrets and censures the statements of the mayor of Cartagena, Ana Belén Castejón, in which he uses expressions such as “what chaos the delegate of the Government leadsâ€�, and accuses him of having “a serious problem of interlocution and knowledge â€�, in response to his statements in which he reiterated the will of the Government of Spain to build the City of Justice after transfer by the town hall of appropriate land, and free of charge, as happens in this type of projects and agreements with different Spanish cities.

Jiménez says he understands and accepts political and institutional criticism, but regrets, and deeply disappoints, extemporaneous and irresponsible statements, deeply disqualifying and offensive, wrapped in an improper tone of a political position that conceals a clear strategy of fleeing forward for not Take on your own responsibilities.

Jiménez has indicated that he has no problems of knowledge or interlocution, rather the opposite, and that it is precisely that direct, responsible and habitual interlocution with the Ministry that allows him to have good knowledge of the situation and affirm, as he said on Tuesday in Cartagena, which are technical criteria that led to the rejection of the Peninsular Hotel as the seat of several courts, whose construction, on the other hand, remains a priority for the Government of Spain.

Regarding the new Civil Guard barracks, Jiménez insists that it is the city council that must transfer the lot agreed with the General Directorate of the Civil Guard, and expresses its surprise at Castejón's proposal to remodel the current barracks and that the Ministry assume the rental costs that would entail the temporary relocation of the families that live there.

The delegate of the Government expects a change in the attitude of the mayor, which ceases her insults and disqualifications and works with loyalty to solve the problems of the Cartagena.

Source: Delegación del Gobierno en Murcia