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Eight hotels and a parking lot in the Downtown Medellin, were subject to domain extinction. In a joint work between the Medellín Mayor’s Officethe Attorney General’s Office and the Metropolitan Police of the Aburrá Valley.
According to the authorities’ report, the estate were used for illicit activities such as sexual exploitation, drug trafficking and homicides.
“In these places, between 2022 and 2024, 40 search and seizure procedures have been carried out by drug trafficking and marketing. In one of the hotels, the National Police On three previous occasions, it had temporarily suspended the activity, for allowing the admission of minors of age and for not meeting the requirements to develop the established economic activity”: reported the commander of the Metropolitan Police of the Aburrá Valley, Brigadier General William Castaño.
One of the most serious cases occurred in one of the hotels on September 13, in which the authorities found a Israeli citizen in the company of a under 16 years old.
“This type of operations obtained by the National Police against the properties used by criminal structures for drug trafficking, allow at a judicial level, to attack and remove from their property, the assets acquired with economic resources, derived from illicit activities”: specified the commander of the Metropolitan Police.
The properties were valued at more than 11 billion pesos.
2024-11-23 00:31:00
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What are the legal mechanisms that lead to the domain extinction of properties in urban areas like Medellín, and how do they impact the community?
### Interview with Urban Development Expert on the Recent Domain Extinction of Hotels in Medellín
**Host:** Welcome to today’s segment. With us is Dr. Elena Ruiz, an urban development expert, here to discuss the recent news about the extinction of eight hotels in the Center of Medellín. Dr. Ruiz, thank you for joining us.
**Dr. Ruiz:** Thank you for having me. It’s a critical topic that affects not just the local economy but also the social fabric of the area.
**Host:** To begin with, can you explain what is meant by the term “domain extinction” in the context of these hotels?
**Dr. Ruiz:** “Domain extinction” refers to the legal action where the state revokes ownership rights from property owners due to issues such as illegal activities or failure to comply with safety regulations. In this case, the properties were likely involved in activities that necessitated such extreme measures.
**Host:** That’s certainly a significant step. What impact do you think this will have on the local economy and tourism?
**Dr. Ruiz:** The immediate impact is likely to be negative, as each of these hotels contributes to the hospitality sector. Loss of these establishments could deter tourists and reduce local business revenues. However, if new management or redevelopment follows, it could lead to revitalization in the long term.
**Host:** Are there broader implications for urban development in Medellín that we should be aware of?
**Dr. Ruiz:** Absolutely. This situation underscores the need for stricter regulations and oversight in the hospitality industry. It also highlights the ongoing challenges in urban governance and community safety. Sustainable development should prioritize the well-being of residents and ensure that tourism benefits local communities rather than undermines them.
**Host:** Interesting perspective. So, what can the city do to prevent such occurrences in the future?
**Dr. Ruiz:** The city needs to enhance regulatory frameworks and actively engage with hotel owners to foster transparency and compliance. Implementing community-based tourism initiatives could also help ensure that local citizens benefit from tourism while maintaining control of their neighborhoods.
**Host:** Thank you, Dr. Ruiz, for your insights on this important issue. It’s clear that the situation requires careful management to protect both the community and the economy of Medellín.
**Dr. Ruiz:** Thank you. It’s crucial that we approach these challenges collaboratively.
**Host:** This concludes our interview. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
