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Councillor Domingo Paredes denounces the Ministry of Finance's delay in updating the 2025 advance payments, a situation that directly harms the residents of Torrevieja.

The contracts correspond to the implementation of the low-emission zone, with a value of 1,775,210 euros, and the execution of the connection of bicycle lanes with the low-emission zone and safe school routes, which is put out to tender for 1,245,603 euros.

The contract is based on the identification of strategic projects of the city, within the framework of its Urban Agenda, likely to attract funding from European, national, regional or provincial funds, analyzing the possible calls published. To guarantee the professionalization of the staff, it is required that a coordinator, two consultants of European grants with experience and a specialist in public space and urban innovation be assigned to the contract.

AGAMED has detected a downward trend in the last year in both the number of blockages and the amount of non-biodegradable waste collected in the sewage system.

This workshop aims to improve and promote the professional capacity of those involved in the detection and care of victims of gender-based violence.

From the Departments of Public Health and Social Services of the Torrevieja City Council, we continue to promote the healthy walking program throughout the municipality.

The winner of this XXXI National Medical Football Championship will compete in the World Cup, which this year will be held in Ireland.

The turtle carries a satellite transmitter that will allow its route to be known in real time and expand knowledge about the biology of the species.

The City Council will create 90,000 square metres of new green areas over the next few years and plant more than 15,000 trees. The number of professionals assigned to the service will double, going from 59 to 113, while the number of vehicles and machinery will triple, from 25 to 68 units. The contract covers the maintenance of 362 public spaces, including parks, gardens, squares, sports areas and play areas, totaling more than 2 million square metres, which represents an increase of 800,000 square metres compared to the areas currently maintained, which amount to 1.2 million square metres.

Attendees must take responsibility for any damage that may be caused, not make electrical connections to public lighting and respect the Ordinance Regulating Green Zones, Natural Areas and Street Trees