Mexico City, April 6, 2026 – The Mayor of Parral, Salvador Calderón, is actively engaged in Mexico City to secure a legal resolution to the ongoing conflict surrounding the Polideportivo project. This situation poses a risk of substantial financial penalties for the municipality, stemming from alleged omissions by previous administrations.
Mayor Calderón’s Efforts to Avert Millionaire Fines
According to information released by the Municipal Government, the current administration is taking legal and institutional steps to protect the municipality’s interests and prevent a significant impact on public finances. The primary goal is to comply with relevant regulations while minimizing potential costs from fines or economic sanctions.
“The intention is to formally document that actions are being taken to address the case and guide it within the legal framework,” stated a representative from the Municipal Government.
Conciliation with Conade and Court Notification
As part of these efforts, communication has been established with the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (Conade) to seek a joint solution to outstanding obligations related to the Polideportivo. In addition to engaging with Conade, the municipality has submitted a formal notice to the District Court in Mexico City, confirming that it is actively pursuing a conciliation process.
The administration of Mayor Calderón has reiterated its commitment to handling this matter with legality, transparency, and responsibility. They emphasize that this inherited problem could compromise the financial operational capacity of the municipality.
Background of the Polideportivo Conflict
The Polideportivo project has been a source of contention due to what are described as
