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End of 22-Year Legal Battle: Spanish Ghost Hotel to Be Demolished

End of 22-Year Legal Battle: Spanish Ghost Hotel to Be Demolished
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World February 17, 2025 11:27

almería, spain - Sloophammer to finally demolish the infamous Algarrobico-hotel after 22 years of legal and political disputes.

Spanish Ghost Hotel to Be Demolished After 22-Year Legal Battle

The infamous Algarrobico-hotel in Almería, Spain, with 441 rooms, will finally face demolition this summer. The hotel, situated on the edge of Cabo de Gata Natural Park, has been a symbol of environmental destruction for many Spaniards.

Construction of the hotel began in 2003 despite being located in a protected area where building was prohibited. Legal battles ensued, with multiple court rulings calling the hotel illegal. Environmental activists, including Greenpeace, have long campaigned for its destruction.

Despite the owner's efforts to keep the hotel standing, the national government has intervened. The property will be expropriated, and demolition is set to begin in five months, marking the end of a long-standing environmental dispute.

The Andalusian regional government has allocated funds for the demolition and restoration of the area, emphasizing the importance of environmental justice and the preservation of Cabo de Gata's natural beauty.

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