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| The agreement would be for a period of 20 years, renewable up to 75, and would include the Costa batteries that are owned by Defense | The mayor of Cartagena, Ana Belén Castejón, met this morning with the director general of Infrastructure of the Ministry of Defense, general Luis Cebrián, and with various municipal technicians, to analyze the proposal to transfer the former Naval Hospital for social purposes to Cartagena City Council.The proposal of the Ministry of Defense is that the transfer of the claim be made for a period of twenty years, with extensions up to 75 years, which is the maximum established by the Law, and in consideration, the City Council would renounce the amount that the Ministry of Defense owes him as IBI, according to court ruling.The mayor has shown her satisfaction for this proposal, which, in principle, can be beneficial for both the City Council and the Ministry, "and especially for all the people of Cartagena who would see it as an abandoned and disused property would have a social use, which is what we have been demanding since it closed ”.The agreement, which is not yet closed, would also include the transfer of the Fajardo and Podaderas batteries for their tourist exploitation.

During the meeting, the mayor and general Luis Cebrián also discussed the transfer of the Navy Subsistence Factory.“We will meet again shortly to close questions.

The transfer of Subsistence is also very important for the Cartagena City Council, although it is more complex since it is currently in use and we must guarantee that the Ministry of Justice has money to build the City of Justice, before closing any agreement ", Castejón has pointed out.The mayor has explained that, when the negotiations are more advanced, she will convene the board of spokespersons to explain to all the municipal groups the development of the same.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena