Spanish infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation

Infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation projects continue across various regions in Spain.

In Valencia, Metrovalència has reopened the Alameda-Marítim tram section, including the Aragó, Amistat, Ayora, and Marítim stations, following a two-month renovation to address water infiltration and track wear. The network is returning to its regular schedule. In Madrid, Metro de Madrid has reopened the Line 6 section between Ciudad Universitaria and Argüelles following track renewal works intended for future automation.

Road maintenance efforts include the ongoing 12.3 million euro rehabilitation of the A-2 highway between Cervera and La Panadella to repair structural and surface damage, which requires intermittent traffic diversions. Additionally, a new 5 km bicycle and pedestrian path has opened in the Mollet del Vallès and Montcada i Reixac area, supported by Next Generation EU funds.

Local municipalities are also upgrading sports facilities. In Oliva, over 1.3 million euros are being invested to renovate municipal sports spaces, including football fields and an athletics track. In Torrent, work continues on the Parc Central athletics track, while Guadalajara is undergoing a nearly one-million-euro renovation of the football fields at the Pedro Escartín sports complex. In Valencia, the Pont de Fusta football field is preparing for LED lighting upgrades through participatory budgeting.