The second installment of this story delves into the irregularities surrounding the construction project promoted by Blanca Pedrín in Los Cabos.

According to citizen reports and recent publications, the project poses a direct threat to environmental balance.

These dunes not only are home to multiple endemic species, but also act as natural barriers against erosion and the effects of climate change, meaning that altering them could have irreversible consequences.

Paradoxically, while facing these allegations, Blanca Pedrín maintains an ambiguous stance after withdrawing her candidacy for federal deputy, raising new questions about her ethics and commitment to the community.

In addition to the above, serious deficiencies have been identified in waste management and alleged violations of the territorial limits established by current regulations. This includes a lack of adequate signage, little or no environmental supervision, and an apparent indifference to the protocols that regulate this type of work.

To make matters worse, there is no Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), a mandatory requirement for developments near sensitive natural areas. This document is not a simple bureaucratic formality: it is the legal tool that ensures that a project does not compromise the environment. The absence of an EIS highlights a contradiction between Pedrín’s environmentalist rhetoric and her actual actions.

Furthermore, the fact that there is no EIS exacerbates the situation. This document is not a minor formality; it is the legal mechanism that protects ecosystems from irresponsible urban development. By ignoring it, Pedrín is not only breaking the law, but also betraying the trust of a community that has believed in his supposed activism.

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El cargo Blanca Pedrín: the dark case in Costa de Oro apareció primero en Who is Blanca Pedrin?.