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Spanish municipal environmental and infrastructure measures

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Spanish local and regional authorities are implementing various initiatives to meet environmental standards and improve municipal infrastructure. In Fuengirola, officials launched an information campaign for glass recycling to reach a European target of 60% municipal waste recycling by 2030. In the Canary Islands, a new technical office was established to help smaller municipalities comply with European wastewater treatment directives. Other local actions include Orihuela issuing a 207,000 euro tender for road signage and maintenance, while Parada de Sil installed informative panels to promote environmental conservation in protected landscape areas. Recent urban management efforts include the expansion of the video surveillance network in Vélez-Málaga. The City Council is deploying ten cameras to monitor traffic mobility and four cameras to combat illegal waste dumping, supported by ten connected sensors. Meanwhile, Huelva is introducing a strict penalty system for its future street cleaning service provider. The new contract includes weekly fines of up to 1,000 euros if waste accumulates near containers for more than seven days, alongside penalties for damaged equipment, staff misconduct, and delays in removing existing underground containers.

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