Antoni Noguera, Palma’s deputy mayor, says that the current town hall administration has had its first contact with Endesa regarding the future of the Gesa building. The legal situation in respect of the building hasn’t changed, but Noguera doesn’t believe that this should put a brake on its rehabilitation.
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Negotiations over Gesa building
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I think the building is an eyesore and always has been. It defies logic that anybody would want to restore it. I imagine some politicians are seeing another way to line their pockets by handing out ridiculous contracts to their friends. I will wait with interest to hear in a few years time how massive amounts of money was spent to make an ugly building look the same. It is close enough to the other Palma embarrassment to end up the in the same situation I say set some explosives and get rid of it. That area would make a lovely park.