The Institute of Forensic Medicine will have three floors, an area of ​​3,000 square meters and an investment of 5.3 million dollars.

The work answers historic lawsuit from coroners and the capital of Castile-La Mancha, which the Spanish government resumed after thirteen years of paralysis. The building will house forensic pathological service, forensic medical clinic, corpse identification room, various areas with public access, with particular attention to the unit associated with the Violence Against Women Court, which will be separate from the remaining examination areas. The program related to minors will be organized according to the same principle. The facilities will be staffed forensic rooms, psychosocial group, library and administrative area.

Milagros Tolón described the visit as “very important because it demonstrates the Spanish government’s commitment to Castile-La Mancha.” In recent weeks we have witnessed important actions throughout the region and this is one of them, in the capital of Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo, with an investment of more than five million euros that the Spanish government has made in this Institute of Legal Medicine.”

The government delegate emphasized that “ good harmony between the Spanish government and a very large region. “There are many projects that are being implemented, including thanks to the Next Generation funds that have flooded the region.” He stressed that “we are going to continue to work in this direction to obtain maximum resources, also with the government of Castile-La Mancha, so that our land continues to develop, continues to grow and feels that the Spanish government has this.” among its immediate goals.”

For his part, the Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Angel Victor Torres, confirmed that “Early next year, in the first quarter, we will be able to commission this building. so that he can serve the citizens.

Other current state investments in Toledo are as follows:: Vega Baja, 820,000 euros; Postal Museum, 2 million euros; bicycle and pedestrian paths on the Avenida de Madrid Salto del Caballo – 1.28 million euros; third strip Santa Barbara-Poligono – 4 million euros; connecting the Industrial Zone with Asukaika through the A-40 project, 21.78 million euros (tender pending); and European funds – 30 million euros.

The Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Angel Victor Torres, subsequently met with Milagros Tolón, a meeting that is a response to the usual contacts of the head of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, the department in which government delegations in communities and cities are organized organically. dependent, autonomous, with representatives of the State Headquarters in the territory.