Siempre Unión group calls for return of Corralón Municipal land | OneFootball

Cesar Miretti from the "Siempre Unión Group" spoke at noon on LA DOCE on Radio Gol 96.7 to discuss the situation that gained attention last week regarding the property located on Avenida Perón and Bv., which the institution claims as its own.

Unión seeks to reclaim the land donated in 1967, which is currently occupied by the Municipality. According to the account, in 1967, Mayor Ureta Cortés donated land to Unión and Colón for social and sports activities. In Unión's case, the donated land was known as Maestranza or El Corralón, located on Avenida Perón. However, in 1976, during the military government, Mayor Coquet decided to take the land from Unión unilaterally and without provincial support.

The Siempre Unión group demands the recovery of the land

Faced with the lack of their own property and the conflict with "Casasol," Miretti commented: "Unión was taken a property that had been donated to the club for sports purposes" and added: "it must be one of the clubs in the interior of the country that makes the most of every square meter." He also said: "There is an unfair situation for Unión in that we cannot have access to it."

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The group maintains that the decision was illegal and that Unión has made formal and informal claims without success. Now, they seek historical reparation and compensation for the dispossession of these lands, which they consider valuable for the club. The group proposes to create a dialogue table between the Club, the Municipality, and the Province to address the issue and find a solution.

Value of the land

"It's 3.2 hectares, exactly. It's a very important, very important piece of land," Miretti explained, and concluded: "We are not demanding from the province or the municipality to buy us a property or something, but rather to start talking, discussing the issue, to bring it to the table."

The group considers the land valuable due to its strategic location and size, similar to the one currently occupied by the club. They seek fair compensation and an opportunity for the club to use these lands for the benefit of its members and the community.

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