It should be remembered that just a few days ago, the High Court of London also decreed three provisional payment orders which, if not compensated by the Spanish State, would grant Blasket Renewable Investments LL the guarantee to execute the property of the headquarters of the Instituto Cervantes in London, as well as the headquarters of the Agencia per a la Competitivitat de L’Empresa, a commercial ’embassy’ of the Generalitat de Cataluña. In addition, it has ordered the freezing of the bank accounts controlled by the Instituto Cervantes held at Banco Santander.
These provisional payment orders prior to the seizure of the buildings located at 15-19 Devereux Ct Temple and 17 Fleet Street, respond to the Spanish government’s refusal to pay the compensation set out in various international awards for the drastic cuts that the promised profitability of renewable plants in our country suffered in 2014 as a result of the reform carried out by Mariano Rajoy’s government.