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| It conveys its "concern about delays" of the projects associated with the full integration of the tourist capital in the Corridor Mediterranean | Requires the convocation of the Cartagena and Murcia High Speed ??Administrative Councils The Autonomous Community requests the State to know the State's plans for the arrival of the High Speed ??Railway in Cartagena and conveys its "concern about the delays accumulated by the projects associated with the full integration of the port city in the Corridor Mediterranean, in which there has been no progress in the last two years ".

This is what the Minister of Development and Infrastructure, Jos Ram n D ez de Revenga, has made known to the Secretary of State for Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, Pedro Saura, who has requested him through a letter that urgently summons the Cartagena High Speed ??Administration Council -which has not met in person since last year- so that the necessary decisions that allow the immediate arrival of the AVE are taken "collectively" To Cartagena.

The counselor described the arrival of the High Speed ??Railway in Cartagena as a "unique opportunity", so he asks the State for precise information on "the solution" proposed by the Ministry for the arrival of this railway infrastructure as well as "deadlines and budgets".

D ez de Revenga announced that the company's Shareholders' Meeting will meet tomorrow to address corporate issues, but asked the Ministry of the need to convene the Board of Directors to "clearly understand and specifies the rail integration solutions in the city, what decisions have to be made and what is the planned planning.

" He reiterated his "concern for the railway in Cartagena and the urgency to plan this project and meet the deadlines set by the Government of Spain for the integration of high speed in Cartagena in 2023, as promised in numerous occasions ".

Continue the underground works Likewise, the Community has asked the Secretary of State for Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda for the "urgent call" of the Murcia High Speed ??Administration Council "to find out first-hand what motivates the lack of will to continue the underground works from the station to Nonduermas, awarded for a year and a half and in which there is not a single machine working.

" The regional Executive requests to participate in the decision-making on the actions that, to date, "are being adopted unilaterally by the Ministry and ADIF, although they have enormous significance in terms of the deadlines and the cost of the actions." It appeals to "maximum collaboration and coordination between all the administrations that participate in this strategic project financed 26 percent by the Community." Jos Ram n D ez de Revenga qualifies as "irregular" the information published on the financial compensation that has not been dealt with within the Company's Board of Directors, as well as that in the Meetings with neighbors do not include those affected by the works in Barriomar, "who are currently worried about anxiety and uncertainty about their future and that of their homes." In addition, the Community requests to know "the amount, the conditions and how it will reduce the contributions of the partners to the underground works" by the application of European funds that have been publicly announced for this project and of those who do not have any information.

Source: CARM