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Spanish municipal infrastructure and urban renewal updates

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Spanish municipalities and provincial authorities continued extensive infrastructure, road safety, and urban renewal efforts through ~~early September~~ mid-September 2026. Road infrastructure ~~remains~~ and safety remain central priorities. In Galicia, the Xunta inaugurated a ~~priority, with ongoing projects~~ 54-meter pedestrian walkway in ~~Jaén, Badajoz, Algeciras, Almuñécar, Burgos, and Alhama~~ Cudeiro, Ourense, costing over 435,000 euros. The project connects paths along the OU-150 road by crossing the Val dos Gozos stream, providing safe passage for pedestrians to avoid a narrow historic bridge used by vehicles. In Andalusia, the Puente Genil City Council received plans for a new roundabout at the entrance to the Cañada de ~~Murcia, alongside~~ la Plata residential area. Designed to improve safety ~~upgrades in Santa Brígida.~~ on the A-318 highway, the project is expected to be tendered between October and November with a budget exceeding 112,000 euros. Urban accessibility and mobility projects have expanded in Andalusia. In Dos Hermanas, a new parking area in the Los Montecillos neighborhood has been opened, featuring 30 spaces, improved drainage, and dedicated areas for people with reduced mobility. In Benalmádena, a €254,463 project on Avenida Retamar is underway to widen the roadway and create a 2.25-meter-wide sidewalk to meet accessibility standards. Investment in sports, cultural, and commercial facilities has seen new developments. In Calp, the Pavelló Ifac is scheduled to reopen on September 7 following a €38,557 renovation; an urban mural by artist Julieta XLF is planned for later this autumn. In Estepona, the Centro Cultural Padre Manuel is undergoing a €102,000 modernization. sidewalk. Commercial revitalization ~~is also progressing: in~~ and market modernization are progressing. In Vícar, a €532,690.40 contract was awarded for the new La Gangosa Food ~~Market~~ Market, funded by European funds to improve energy efficiency and accessibility. In Cartagena, following over €1 million in modernization since 2023, the local government approved a tender for the exploitation of 23 vacant commercial units and a basement parking lot at the Santa Florentina Municipal Market. Educational maintenance continues to address structural ~~needs. In~~ needs in Puente Genil, ~~the Castillo de Anzur school is undergoing €300,000 in repairs. Orihuela has launched over €100,000 in maintenance contracts for approximately twenty schools. In~~ Orihuela, Badajoz, ~~€20,000 is allocated for repairs at the Guadiana school. Additional improvements include sports court line updates at CEIP Algazara~~ and ~~IES Galileo in Alhaurín de la Torre, and a €135,000 investment in Llanes’ Peña Tú public school for facade painting, pavilion upgrades, and playground renovations.~~ Llanes.

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