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Urban development and infrastructure in Spanish cities

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Urban development and infrastructure projects continue to progress in Spanish cities such as Alicante and Almería. In Alicante, the General Structural Plan (PGE) is being developed to guide city growth through 2050, focusing on housing, services, and climate adaptation. However, the process has faced criticism from groups like UnirAlacant, who argue that municipal workshops lack genuine citizen ~~participation~~ participation. More recently, the political group Esquerra Unida Podem has denounced the demolition of two buildings in the Benalúa neighborhood on Arquitecto Guardiola Street. The group expressed concern over the loss of architectural heritage in an area designed in 1883, criticizing the delay in ratifying Alicante’s Protection Catalogue and arguing that ~~strategic decisions are being made by leadership~~ the city is allowing its unique urban identity to disappear through demolition rather than ~~through transparent debate.~~ rehabilitation. In Almería, large-scale infrastructure works are underway, including the burying of the AVE high-speed line and railway integration. The Almería City Council has proposed transforming the former railway station into a cultural and tourist hub featuring exhibition areas, educational workshops, and a rooftop restaurant, contingent upon agreements with the property owner, Adif. Additionally, local efforts to improve public spaces have moved into active phases. Work has commenced on the renovation of Parque de los Periodistas to create a 100% inclusive and accessible children’s play area and skatepark, utilizing specialized equipment and smart paving.

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