Mutxamel residents saw a candidacy filed for the upcoming mayoral election set for 28 May, with the current mayor Antonio Alone leading and support flowing from Jose Miguel Saval. The slate features Jordi Cañas, a well-known member of the Valencian political landscape, and a proxy role filled by Fernando Lopis. The campaign centers on continuity in leadership and a clear plan for Mutxamel’s future, aiming to reassure voters about steady governance, practical policies, and a forward-looking approach to community needs.
Cs de Mutxamel presents a review of its candidate by the legislator, highlighting the track record of leadership and the administration’s achievements on behalf of residents. The narrative focuses on fostering entrepreneurship among young people, boosting local commerce, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, strengthening industry, and addressing the needs of the elderly. It underscores efforts to integrate new technologies, promote sports and recreation, modernize municipal management, and provide targeted assistance to vulnerable families in Mutxamel.
Antonio Sola with MEP Jordi Cañas.
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Sola outlined that the coming legislature will present the biggest challenge to date, calling for a comprehensive plan to revitalize the Northern Territory. The aim is to boost economic activity, enrich social programs, enhance educational opportunities, and foster cultural life, with an emphasis on eliminating persistent deficits and building a resilient local fabric. The focus is on developing a robust environment for commerce, improving public security, and nurturing peaceful coexistence across the municipality.
He also stressed that the work will be approached with empathy, simplicity, and close collaboration with residents, ensuring Mutxamel’s economy shifts toward a model that creates sustainable employment. A key emphasis is on increasing women’s participation in the business sector, given that a significant share of unemployment affects women in the town. The plan includes attracting investment in culture, history, environment, and sports tourism to diversify the economy and broaden opportunities for all residents.
The campaign additionally notes that local businesses will continue to provide support for their applicants, particularly in the hospitality and leisure sectors, to help young people find opportunities. A priority initiative centers on improving public transport with a tram-like connectivity concept, designed to offer a circular service that links the entire region, including the university, to a commute of roughly twenty minutes.