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The Department of Sports of the Torrevieja City Council, the Torrevieja Football Club, the Valencia Football Club and Nitidia Sport have presented what will be the I Clínic Valencia CF - Torrevieja. A sports initiative aimed at boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 16, which will take place at the Ciudad Deportiva facilities, from July 3 to 7.

The first edition of La Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour.es will start from Torrevieja. This was made official this morning at a meeting in the Gala Dining Room of the Higher Sports Council with the presence of José Manuel Franco, president of the Higher Sports Council, Bárbara Fuertes, deputy general director of Women and Sports of the CSD, Eduardo Dolón, mayor from Torrevieja, Diana Box, Torrevieja's sports councilor, Raúl Uría, head of sponsorships for Carrefour, and Javier Guillén, general director of Unipublic. The event was also attended by Dori Ruano, track cycling world champion and Spanish road and time trial champion, who will act as the race's ambassador.

The Councilor for Innovation and Modernization of the Local Administration, Ricardo Recuero, and the Councilor for Census and Statistics, Inmaculada Montesinos, have announced this morning the start-up starting this week of the Automation of the Municipal Register.

From the organization an appeal is made to all those who want to participate as volunteers, being able to register through the web mediomaratontorrevieja.es/volunteers

Almost 500 swimmers from 17 clubs from 16 territorial federations will participate in this Spanish Championship

The mayor, the Councilor for Sports and the president of the Alicante Provincial Council have met this morning with the general director of La Vuelta, Javier Guillén, to specify the possibility of Torrevieja hosting a stage of the Cycling Tour of Spain Women's in May 2023

After the two countries of the extinct USSR and the United Kingdom are Colombian residents (3,139), who for the second consecutive year are ahead of the stable and historic Moroccan population (2,262), followed by Romanians (1,481), Bulgarians (1,432), Swedes (1,402), Belgians (1,236), Italians (1,079) and Germans (1,031)