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● The training gets an investment of 223,000 euros on the track, which will improve its lighting and will eventually have new pedestrian crossings
● Investments in the Eastern region achieved by citizens exceed one million euros, focusing on improvements in the road network and communications
The road linking Abanilla with the hamlet of Mahoya will no longer be a black spot for pedestrian traffic.
The integral arrangement of this route will include the installation of new lighting and pedestrian crossings as part of the comprehensive road network, which will have a budget of 223,000 euros thanks to an amendment of the orange formation to the regional prespuestos.
Ramon Rocamora, Cs Abanilla's Director of Political Action, explained that "our work is now focused on monitoring compliance with this commitment, which will be done by our parliamentary group through the Monitoring Commission on the implementation of the regional budget that goes To start up ".
For its part, Cs coordinator in Abanilla, Esther Tenza, believes that the road arrangement "solves a problem that has increased over the years, and is that there is increasing traffic both vehicles and pedestrians by This road, which in some places has poor lighting and almost no proper pedestrian crossings. "
One million for the eastern region
Citizens have achieved through several amendments to the regional budgets more than one million euros for investments in the municipalities of the Eastern region, mostly aimed at improving its road network.
Thus, Beniel will have a beltway appropriate to its current traffic density (with an investment of 500,000 euros) and Fortuna will build a new roundabout for access to the urban center (150,000 euros).
In addition to these improvements in road safety, Citizens has also achieved the budgetary commitment for the settlement of the cover of the Institute of Secondary Education Julin Andgar de Santomera, for 150,000 euros.
Source: Ciudadanos Regin de Murcia
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