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The Alto de la Casilla Urban Park is consolidating its position as a space designed for family leisure, reinforcing its character as a meeting point and a landmark for children within the municipality. From different points, and especially from the viewpoint, you can contemplate the Torrevieja salt lagoon, the La Mata salt lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea.

The City Council is allocating a total of 80,000 euros to recognize the effort, dedication, personal achievement and the best academic records of Torrevieja students from Primary School to university and higher education

"Life on the Banks of the Nile in Ancient Egypt" is the title of the second course of the year in the Open University program for seniors at the UNED (National University of Distance Education) classroom in Torrevieja. It will begin next Tuesday, November 4, at 6:30 p.m. (at the International Conservatory, next to the Quirón Hospital), and will run throughout the month, completing seven sessions on November 26.

The new park will cover an area of 70,000 square meters and will involve an investment of 5.4 million euros, making it one of the largest in the municipality.

The project's financial report, which will be approved by the Local Government Board (LGB), includes a total investment of 13,807,397 euros.

The Virgen del Carmen Cultural Center hosts the screening of the film, which will be commented on by biologist and researcher María Luisa Molina.

These are university studies, new in Torrevieja, aimed mainly at people with advanced knowledge of less widely spoken languages, preferably Russian and Ukrainian, who wish to acquire initial training in interpretation and translation. Torrevieja, with a registered population of over 110,000 inhabitants, has 49.74% of its inhabitants coming from 122 countries, with the Ukrainian (more than 10,000), Russian (more than 6,000) and British (more than 5,000) groups, in that order, occupying the top positions.

Students of the Degree in Early Childhood Education will begin their in-person and virtual classes next week. On October 7, members of the Open University will begin the course on contemporary theater.

The Local Police incorporates two patrols that will focus on reducing absenteeism and preventing risks such as bullying, youth violence, and addictions.