Poletti speaks out on Tatengue’s claim: “We must wait for the legal review” | OneFootball

The mayor of Santa Fe stated that the legal team and the municipal Prosecutor’s Office are evaluating the background information submitted by Club Atlético Unión regarding the land where the Municipal Depot operates.

Mayor Juan Pablo Poletti addressed the formal request from Club Atlético Unión for the return of the land located at 3800 Perón Avenue, where the Municipal Depot currently operates, and assured that the Municipality of Santa Fe is legally analyzing the documentation submitted by the “Siempre Unión” group.

“We are not going to make any statements until we have legally reviewed the file. The legal team and the municipal Prosecutor’s Office are already working on it. We received the documentation just a few days ago and have only just begun to study whether it is appropriate or not,” the mayor explained. Poletti clarified that, for the moment, there are no plans to hand over the land and emphasized that the space plays a central role in the municipality’s operational structure: “That is where the heart of the municipal machinery operates—the workshops, the painting, everything related to city maintenance. As mayor, I will defend what belongs to the municipality and to the people of Santa Fe,” he asserted. The local leader also recalled that the province was involved in the original process, when the donation of the property was revoked in 1976.

Legal aspect

“At that time, it was the province that gave the ‘ok’ for the measure to be carried out, even though the land belonged to the municipality. That also needs to be analyzed, because if the land is mine, I am the one who gives the approval. That’s why we need to thoroughly study all the legal aspects.” Poletti indicated that the file submitted by the group was not formally entered through the Front Desk, although it will be incorporated into the case for review.

“Unión has every right to submit whatever it deems appropriate. What was done was an informal submission, but it will be studied and then the appropriate legal avenues will be considered. Here, we are talking about land that belongs to the people of Santa Fe, and we must take care of it,” he concluded.

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