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Spanish political demands for infrastructure improvements
Overview
Political parties in Spain have raised various demands regarding regional infrastructure and public works. In Castelló, the People's Party of Castelló (PPCS) has accused the central government of neglecting the province, specifically calling for the completion of three AP-7 highway access points for Vinaròs, Vila-real, and Benicàssim. The PPCS noted that a lack of service areas has contributed to safety risks, stating that “20% of traffic accidents in Castelló occurring on the AP-7” involve vehicles in acceleration or deceleration lanes. They are also seeking investment for the Mediterranean Corridor, the Rodalia commuter rail network, and upgrades to the Borriana train station.
In other regions, political groups have highlighted urban maintenance and mobility issues. In Granada, the PSOE has urged the Junta de Andalucía to open a metro underground parking lot on Camino de Ronda that has been closed for over eight years. Meanwhile, in Ourense, the PP has requested the closure of a deteriorating pedestrian tunnel at the intermodal station, citing water leaks, electrical theft, and unsanitary conditions.
Entities
Granada · Ourense · PP · Mediterranean Corridor · PPCS
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesPolitical parties in Spain demand infrastructure improvements
Political groups in Granada and Ourense are demanding action regarding urban infrastructure: the PSOE seeks the opening of a long-closed metro parking lot, while the PP calls for the closure of a degraded Ouren
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesPPCS demands infrastructure investment for Castelló
The PPCS is demanding the Spanish government fulfill promises regarding AP-7 highway access points and the Mediterranean Corridor to boost economic development in Castelló.
Sources
ahoraleon.com · lagacetadegranada.es · laregion.es · murciaplaza.com · ocio.farodevigo.es · sermaestrat.com · vinarosnews.net