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우루과이 – San Rafael 카지노 및 호텔 프로젝트 진행

Lawmakers have given the all clear for the reconstruction of the former 푼타델에스테의 호텔 카지노 산 라파엘. According to local press the decision was made during the early hours of  Wednesday, December 14, by the  Maldonado Departmental  Board  which  authorised the construction of a 320 meter tall tower which will be the tallest standing tower in Latin America if built.

대표자 The Cipriani group (Fosara SA) Pablo Monsuárez, told the Maldonado Public Works Commission, on December 1, that “everything was ready” to start if it the project was  approved. Construction is expected to begin in six months time.

The mayor of Maldonado, Enrique Antía, said that the authorisation was “great news.” However opposition members classified the decision as “nonsense” from an urban planning point of view and questioned whether the investment would actually take place.

The authorisation comes after Egyptian investor Naguib Sawiris이탈리아 사업가 Giuseppe Cipriani에 따르면 카지노 투자자인 는 프로젝트에서 탈퇴했습니다.

Cipriani was in Qatar and took part in an online meeting in which he explained the reason for Sawiris’s departure. In February, according to local press, Giuseppe Cipriani had introduced the investor as part of the project in a meeting with 엔리케 안티아.

Despite the announcement the president of the county board, Darwin Correa had announced that the project was still on via his Instagram account:

“We are working in a works committee; we met via Zoom with Giuseppe Cipriani, representative of the investment group that he leads, in relation to the construction of the hotel with casino and real estate development in San Rafael. In his own opinion, in the coming months and once the financial difficulties have been overcome, the work can begin, which will bring progress, well-being and many possibilities to our people,” he said.

At the end of the zoom call Mayor Antía declared that the councillors were “except for one or two”, confident that the project would “go forward”.

However, it was reported that the Italian businessman had warned that if the approval in the departmental legislature continued to drag on, he could also pull out of the project.

Cipriani alleged that delays in the approval of the new project were the reason for Sawiris’s decision to withdraw.

“The investor (Sawiris) left because he had been left standing there for too long,” Cipriani explained, and warned: “If we wait a little longer, Cipriani will also leave.