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Expropriated Owners Turn to the TSJA Microsoft Data Center in Zaragoza for Possible Environmental Irregularities

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IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? Three owners of land in the rear of Puerto Venecia, in Zaragoza, have submitted contentious administrative appeals to the TSJA against the forced expropriation of Microsoft’s data center. Who is behind it? The appellants are affected individuals. In addition, the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office of Zaragoza investigates two complaints for possible environmental crime for the removal of asbestos on the plot. What im…
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Ana Garza, one of those affected by the forced expropriation of Microsoft's data center in Zaragoza, claims that they were only offered an economic offer two years ago.tags: public expropriation, private profits, microsoft, data center» original news (www.elperiodicodearagon.com)

Ana Garza's family received a phone call two years ago from a real estate company in London. "They were interested in some floors that we had next to Port Venice. They made us an offer, it seemed low and we didn't accept it. We didn't hear from them again until they expropriated us," says this neighbor, owner of about one and a half hectares in the back of Port Venice (Zaragoza), where the technological giant Microsoft is going to install a data…

The opposition to Microsoft's data center in the rear of Port Venice (commercial center in Zaragoza), where the multinational plans an investment of 2,900 million euros for one of the three complexes with which it will land in Aragon, has crystallized in a judicial front that puts in check the plans of the company to start the works of its technological infrastructure this year.

IN 30 SECONDS What has happened? Three owners of land in the rear of Puerto Venecia, in Zaragoza, have submitted contentious administrative appeals to the TSJA against the forced expropriation of Microsoft’s data center. Who is behind it? The appellants are affected individuals. In addition, the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office of Zaragoza investigates two complaints for possible environmental crime for the removal of asbestos on the plot. What im…

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Moncloa broke the news on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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