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Andres Ayala, spokeswoman for Infrastructure in the Congress of Deputies, has confirmed that the Government of Rajoy is working to shorten travel times and advance the arrival of the high speed at Cartagena ahead of schedule by the PSOE.

Popular spokesman believes "pathetic now that's good news, the PSOE Cartagena complain of delay AVE they generated and dare to question the work of the City Council and the Community in this matter."

Ayala has said that "finally someone is worried about bringing to Cartagena and the Region 'AVE isolation' which condemned us for political reasons" and the Ministry is on the table all options for short times and deadlines.

Furthermore, she added that "the government works to reduce journey times between Cartagena and Madrid before complete adaptation of the railway network. The idea is to use mixed trains for Cartagena-Madrid line would circulate at higher speed sections that will be adapted to the high-speed network. "

Meanwhile, Ayala has been reported that the Ministry also are studying the possibilities of the Mediterranean corridor can provide passenger transport from Cartagena in high-speed trains in installments also lower than expected by the PSOE.

Meanwhile, Joaquin Segado, Town Planning of the City of Cartagena recalled that the study report of the AVE line between Murcia and Cartagena, committed by the PSOE since 2008, was not published until the arrival of the PP to the Government and is Now when the entry draft Cartagena is being drafted for execution.

Segado insists that the bird remains unwavering and Municipal government maintains the same level of demand "The difference is that now we hear and really works to advance the project despite the economic circumstances are worse than enjoyed the Socialist government. "

Segado recalled that in less than a year has held executive Popular more contacts with officials of the Ministry and Adif that throughout the socialist period. "

Source: PP Cartagena