Since the night of December 31, the airport of Ciudad Real has become the unexpected scene of a massive rave that has brought together some 5,000 people, according to figures from the National Police. National Police.. This event, organized without authorization, has transformed the surroundings of the airport facility into a macro-party that promises to last for days, generating great expectation and an important security deployment.
Massive deployment in an out-of-control event
The arrival of more than 1,500 vehicles, mostly camper vans and motorhomes, marked the beginning of this macro-party. The attendees, attracted by a call that has toured several provinces in previous years, set up improvised structures and powerful sound systems in the large unoccupied space offered by the airport.
The sub-delegate of the Government in Ciudad Real, David Broceño, has highlighted that 170 agents of the National Police and the Civil Guard are working to guarantee security and avoid incidents. This operation includes reinforcements of the Police Intervention Unit (UIP) and the Prevention and Reaction Unit (UPR), coming from Madrid and Toledo, respectively.
Although the event has not been authorized, the authorities have not opted for an immediate eviction due to the logistical complexity and risk involved in mobilizing so many people. Broceño has assured that, for the time being, the objective is to maintain tranquility at the site.
Complaints and legal consequences
The company that owns the airport, Ciudad Real International Airport (CRIA), has filed a complaint for occupation of the land, which has led the authorities to initiate investigations to identify the organizers. Within 72 hours, the case is expected to be transferred to the examining court. In addition, it is not ruled out that both the organizers and the attendees will face administrative sanctions, depending on the competences of the Junta de Castilla-La Mancha and the City Council of Ciudad Real.
A long-lasting rave
Based on previous editions of this event, the authorities estimate that the rave could last between six and seven days. This fact, added to the high number of attendees and the media repercussion, has put in the spotlight both the province of Ciudad Real and the airport, whose empty space has turned out to be the perfect place for a macro-party of this magnitude. While the music resounds in the vicinity of the airport, the authorities remain vigilant and are studying the next steps to address a situation that, once again, highlights the challenges of managing unauthorized events.
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