The decision was unanimously adopted at the Extraordinary General Assembly held on March 31, 2026. During this meeting, those affected approved an initial round of funding to promote immediate legal actions and a strategy to disseminate the so-called “Campomanes Case”.
The holders argue that the current situation stems from an alteration of rights acquired over decades, through what they describe as a self-serving reinterpretation of the administrative concession. They denounce the imposition of new economic conditions that they consider “exorbitant” and far removed from the original framework under which they acquired their usage rights.
“"The conflict lies in the attempt to convert an administrative extension into a mechanism that, in practice, would allow the emptying of content from these consolidated rights, displacing current holders and opening the door to an operation with potential millionaire profits."
Furthermore, the affected parties warn of actions they consider irregular and even potentially illegal, as well as pressure on holders and businesses linked to the port. In their assessment, a model aimed at maximizing the economic profitability of the concession is being imposed to the detriment of pre-existing rights.
Given this situation, the community has announced that it will pursue the case “to its ultimate consequences,” with the aim of demanding accountability at all necessary levels and defending what they consider their legitimate rights against the current management of the port enclave.
