
The regional government is looking for alternative locations due to the lack of security conditions and institutional normality
The Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, plans to temporarily move her office from the Real Casa de Correos due to the encampment over housing in Puerta del Sol, considering that the necessary security conditions do not exist.
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The camp for the right to housing in Puerta del Sol is close to its fourth week.
The Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, plans to temporarily move her office due to the camping in Puerta del Sol, where the Real Casa de Correos, headquarters of the regional Presidency, is located.
The regional government considers that "the situation around Sol does not allow the normal development of institutional activity," as confirmed by sources from the regional Executive following information provided by Cadena SER.
For this reason, they are "looking at options" to move, at a time when the encampment for the right to housing is about to complete its fourth week.
At this time, the Royal Post Office, headquarters of the regional Executive, does not meet "the necessary conditions, especially security, to carry out institutional work."
That is why different options are being considered in facilities in the Community of Madrid to carry out, "temporarily, that work that is normally carried out in Sol", information that also coincides with the increase in protests and concentrations in the capital.
According to Cadena SER, the preferred option as a destination would be the Canal de Isabel II facilities in the Chamberí district of the capital, although the Community has not confirmed this.
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