With a strong message, Puente showed the data and left a message for Juan Carlos Caballero. “The sad thing is that it is the third city in Spain such a low-ranking councilor like you. This is happening because the station is in the process of replacing the roof.”
“There are two options: one you know and lies. The other is that you ignore it, despite the responsibility you have,” he said.
But not before we have added the information that explains Adif's plans for the Valencian station. Work is currently underway to renovate the Estació del Nord in Valencia to preserve its historical and architectural heritage an investment of 17.7 million eurosand will preserve the centenary monument and its railway functionality. In addition, the works will be carried out using innovative technologies, such as the BIM working method.
This reaction comes after the PP councillor accused the minister of being more concerned about controversies on social networks than doing the work required by his portfolio: “If you have a hater minister who is more concerned about offending networks rather than managing them Their powers go beyond these things. “It's a shame that this is happening in the third city of Spain,” said the popular.
The unfortunate thing is that the third city of Spain has a councillor of such a low level as you. This is happening because the station is in the process of replacing the roof. There are two possibilities: the first is that you know and lie. The other is that you ignore it, despite the responsibility that… https://t.co/kqLXmRX9Y3 pic.twitter.com/F0KfCiyM0Q
— Oscar Puente (@oscar_puente_) July 3, 2024
Renovation work at Valencia Nord station to preserve its heritage
It was in July 2023 when Adif announced the renovation plans for the Valencia Nord station to preserve it its historical and architectural heritagewhile at the same time preserving the real estate and railway services.
This marked the start of the restoration work which, as is currently being carried out, aims to reconstruct the roof of the house the historic marquee and the restoration of other decorative elements. This operation, led by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility through Adif, has an investment of 17.7 million euros, with the expectation that the works will be completed within 28 months.
To be precise, it is the renewal of the structure that covers the platforms (200 metres long, 45 metres wide and a surface area of 9,000 square metres), replacing the current roof with a new zinc roof. Materials that allow natural light to pass through will be added to the upper part. Carpentry work will be carried out in the aisles of the emblematic building and on the roofs, and the metal railings will be restored to disguise the effects of the passage of time.
Since the works started, Adif guaranteed that would not affect passengers or rail servicewhich installs a platform that makes the area of action independent in each of its phases, and in turn enables routes for travelers and alternative parking spaces of trains so as not to disrupt the proper functioning of the railways.
