And Alicante Corporation showed that despite the closeness of the polls, or perhaps because of it, that: There are no technical barriers to reaching an agreement at any time.. It was necessary to amend a motion submitted by Compromís to paralyze the plenary (the initial idea was to take a five-minute break, although the spokesmen’s internal discussions took much longer) and “adapt” the text to the plenary’s powers.
Finally, and under pressure from some neighbors who have spent years demanding measures to combat the « problem.outdoor disco»They say that they have become the most identity streets of the city, The company, without a negative vote (only Vox abstained), gave the green light to a deal that would require the creation of a commission with a very close expiration date, however, according to the bipartisan, it will allow a single meeting to celebrate promoting prior art work to find the best solution to put an end to the customary excesses that Old Town residents are subjected to.
The approved text reads: «The creation of a full non-permanent commission by the Alicante City Council to monitor the preparation of the Regional Action Plan. the zone must be declared a Special Acoustic Conservation Zone (ZPAE), a Special Acoustic Situation Zone (ZSAE), or an Acoustically Saturated Zone (ZAS).». Finally, depending on the vehicle chosen, one of the first issues that will be inherited by the Institution after the surveys will be the intensity of the restrictions on nightlife.
The life of the commission created will be short, because The municipality disperses within two months with the celebration of what happened. Before we met at least once. “The period during which the Commission will carry out its work will be until the final approval of the relevant opinion. The first session will convene within fifteen days of its ratification, “recording the agreement valid yesterday. According to the document, the sessions of the commission will be open to the public and open to the participation of all neighborhood associations.
It’s the noisy one in the Oldtown, The only commission formed at the March general assembly. And considering the close proximity to the ballot box, it’s no less. The other three attempts on the left were in vain.. Previously, the General Assembly turned down United We Can’s proposals to create two commissions: one sought to “clarify the current state of the world”. processing of housing emergency decrees» and the other «handling of the situation Municipal school infrastructures for children aged 0 to 3 years». At the second point, the intervention Councilor for Education Julia Llopis did not show indifference, so as not to miss the usual discussion, He filed a criminal complaint against the parents’ associations that criticize the bipartisan municipal administration, accusing them of displaying this attitude to seek positions in politics. «When the headmaster of El Somni or the AMPA head of the Azorín school, now curiously listed on the PSOE, appears… And if we do not mention the AMPA of El Palmeral, again located in Compromís… All I have left is AMPA from Rabassa school. Let’s see if they’ll put some attitude towards him and stay calmer that way.».
The situation of kindergartens (especially after Siete Enanitos was evacuated due to its structural problems and its future demolition) was also featured in the appearance at the request of the PSOE, which was accepted by the mayor and chosen to voice it. Technical reports throughout the process
In unprepared commission bodies, Nor did Comprom’s request to create a commission to “oversee the street cleaning service”. and waste management. In all three cases, the union of right-wing parties (PP, Cs and Vox) blocked the attempts.
These voting units, which are customary in the general assembly session, repeated in four corporate statements. One served to approve a text asking the Generalitat to “guarantee proper and special attention”. Alzheimer’s». In turn, this unity of action of the right-wing party group overthrew three proposals from the left: the first to declare Rural titles like “Trash Saturated Regions”», the second to try to force the call Finance Commission to restart the process of approving the 2023 Budgetswho was in the municipal drawer because he did not receive support from the opposition, and the third failed once again and again, Social Action councilor, impeachment of popular Julia Llopis. “The work was tireless, even having to face an epidemic. What about you [a la izquierda] They used it to run an election campaign,” said Mari Carmen, spokesperson for the PP from Spain.
However, this unit broke down seconds before the end of the plenary session. And not because of Vox, the most common thread, but because of the connection between government partners. Voted in favor of Solun (Compromís was the advocacy group) and Ciudadanos, the Company, Accusation against defectors of the Diputación de Alicante. Among its agreements, the document includes encouraging “presumed lawmakers to abandon their actions to return to political and institutional stability”. PP –Without Carlos Mazón, a member of parliament and chairman of the Provincial Assembly, who left minutes ago to attend a party event in Muro— and Vox voted against. Putting on the Band-Aid before his injury, the mayor took the floor during his tenure to defend the bipartisan rule: «This government team signed an agreement that it meticulously adhered to because it was what we were committed to. We had disagreements, but there was no repercussions for this.».
Despite the pre-election tension, he wasn’t in a plenary session where all the clashes took place. Among these, unanimous agreements to request a rail link with the airport and the College of Physicians for 125 years.
Changes in markets and Social Action plan
The start of the plenary session confirmed that the Explanada market will continue at this location until at least October 2024, while the market in Playa de San Juan will move to the area around Avenida de Nápoles. The Social Services Regional Strategic Plan was also passed without a vote, with Vox abstaining (as the document is aligned with the 2030 Agenda). When asked about the Low Emission Zone, Councilor Villar talked about compliance. He reiterated that there would be no fines, but once again lost the opportunity to provide further details, despite the insistence of the ultras. He assured that the cameras would “serve to know where people are moving”.