This Friday, May 5, at 19:00 p.m., the citizens of the Marina Alta and the Safor is summoned so that the historical claim of the train of the coast. This Wednesday morning, the organizing entities have met in the basement of the Town Hall to make an appeal to society, "the final beneficiaries" of this infrastructure, and encourage them to participate in this call.
The Mayor of Dénia, Vicent Grimalt, has asked "the maximum influx of people" of the two regions. At the political level, he recalled that the opposition parties are going to submit amendments to the state's general budgets, so that in 2017 a budget line is allocated to the construction of the coastal train. Grimalt regretted that no government, since 1974, has complied with a connection that they consider necessary for our coastline. The mayor of Dénia has stated that "We cannot sit idly by when they write a report that states that socioeconomically it is not viable", because it considers that this claim "is fair".
Cloti Iborra, representative of CCOO, recalled that the workers of the two regions adhere to this agreement and claim to facilitate that it is a reality some day.
For his part, Ramón Soler, vice president of FAES (Federation of Employers' Associations of La Safor), reported that the train "It is a fundamental infrastructure for our economy". Soler says that "It must be a general mobilization" because the more pressure and more people go out to the street "better will be for everyone".
The presence of representatives of Gandia and Oliva is expected in the concentration this Friday, a call that will be repeated in neighboring towns in the coming weeks to continue making strength and that "the scream goes as far as possible".
During the rally this Friday will read the Acord de Dénia, the manifesto agreed by political parties, unions, business associations, neighborhood entities and signed by numerous neighbors at the individual level in which a commuter train is claimed that a Gandía , Oliva and Dénia to Alicante.
