Aragon Demands From the Government a Double Track for the Mediterranean Cantabrian Corridor and Rejects the Plan for Teruel
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The president of Aragon, Jorge Azcón, accompanied by the councilor of Housing, Development, Logistics and Territorial Cohesion, Octavio López, and the mayors of the three Aragonese capitals — Natalia Chueca (Zaragoza), Lorena Orduna (Huesca) and Emma Buj (Teruel) — presented this Tuesday in the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility the joint allegations to the Information Study of [...] The post Azcón does not conform: it demands a rail…
The government of Aragon and the mayors of the three provincial capitals have jointly presented a document of allegations in the Ministry of Transport to demand a dignified route.The autonomous president, Jorge Azcón, has led this institutional front to demand that the stretch between Teruel and Sagunto have a double electrified track of high performance and not be relegated to a design typical of the 19th century.Azcón has characterized the inf…
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