El Party de Dénia has met with representatives of the Cercle Empresarial de la Marina Alta (CEDMA) to “probe the concerns that this sector has and seek a prompt solution”.
This meeting was attended by the candidate for mayor of the PP in Dénia, Pepa Font, the Autonomous Deputy for Alicante in the Corts Valencianes, Elisa Díaz, the president of CEDMA, Benito Mestre, as well as various representatives of the sector such as Sonja Dietz and the president of the Association of Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurs Marina Alta, Cristina Sellés.
Pepa Font has announced that the businessmen of the Marina Alta have only alluded to some "historic claims that never end up being resolved." Among them, the connection between Dénia and the entire region stands out, as well as the Tren de la Costa, the demarcation in the beaches Dianenses and the General Structural Plan, "and the slowness, on the part of the Dénia City Council, with which the new licenses for first occupation, urban activity and urban compatibility are being granted." Pepa Font has remarked that from her party these demands will be taken into account "that not only businessmen, but all Dianenses have been waiting for so many years."
Thus, the Autonomous Deputy, Elisa Díaz, has also insisted that "the Popular Party will be next to the businessmen on all these issues." Situation that has been demonstrated, according to Díaz, "with the multitude of proposals with which they continue to work from the Corts Valencianes and that they will carry out once the popular ones govern."
«…Pepa Font has remarked that from her party these demands will be taken into account «that not only the businessmen have been waiting for so many years, but all the Dianenses…» All the Dianenses? He now stands as the champion of people he doesn't even know.
As a citizen, I am glad that the developers are concerned about the general plan. A sign that it is not good for them, that is, it is good for people.
Regarding the train, that the pp come to give lessons on something is laughable. With the cement of Pepa Font's face, half of Dénia can be urbanized