Spanish municipalities launch various urban infrastructure projects

Various municipalities in Spain are launching urban improvement and infrastructure projects.

In Málaga, work has begun to repave and improve the San Miguel Historical Cemetery, a 19th-century monument, with a total budget of over €2.6 million. In Algeciras, the city has tendered a €400,000 project to repair streets in the Los Pinos neighborhood damaged by tree roots.

In Ciudad Real, several projects are underway, including the renovation of Paseo Carlos Eraña (approx. €250,000) and the improvement of sidewalks and pavements in the Pilar neighborhood (€110,000), as well as road adaptations on Calle Carlos López Bustos.

Other regional projects include the renovation of a sports track in Cacín with an €85,000 investment, the final phase of the wooden promenade in El Médano (€190,000), and the repaving of the radio control and karting circuit in Narón, which has a budget of approximately €33,000.