This week our readers have followed closely the evolution of the Romanian woman seriously injured who rushed from the top of the Dénia Castle. At the same time the issue of eviction of 10 homes of the Antonio Catalá Group and the rise in IBI receipts, top our ranking of the most read on Dénia.com during the week. Also a kinder news such as the appointment of Eunice Pastor, as director of the Alfa & Omega school.
1 The Romanian woman and her daughter who rushed into the castle of Dénia remain serious
Few news during the week, the 34-year-old Romanian woman and her 8-month-old daughter who fell from the top of the castle on Saturday shortly before noon, are still hospitalized in serious condition. The mother is in the hospital Marina Alta of Dénia, while the daughter who was initially also transferred to the Dianense hospital center, after a first examination was transferred to the La Fe Hospital in Valencia.
2 Dénia Meeting Point offers residents who will be evicted accommodation at 10 €
From the Dénia Meeting Point establishment they offer help to all those who have suffered eviction from the Suertes del Mar building located at the beginning of the highway from Les Rotes and in Grupo Antonio Catalá. His way of collaborating is by providing accommodation for a special price from € 10 / person including breakfast.
3 Roselló confirms that the Ministry of Finance increases the 8% of the capital value of some Dénia properties
Councilman Hacienda del Ayuntamiento de Dénia, Paco Roselló, has confirmed that some receipts from the Property and Property Tax (IBI), this year in the municipality of Denia has suffered an increase of 8%. Roselló explained that this is because the Ministry of Finance of the Government of Spain has increased the cadastral value for 1989 papers in 8%. This fact is an increase in eight points compared to the receipt last year.
4 Extension of one week to the residents of 10 houses of the Antonio Catalá Group before eviction
The residents of Grupo Antonio Catalá's homes that were to be evicted, after holding a meeting with several municipal representatives, were granted seven days of extension before being evicted from their homes.
5. Eunice Pastor Sendra, new director of the Alpha & Omega School of Dénia
The Pastor Cabrera de Dénia Foundation has chosen Eunice Pastor Sendra as the new director of the Alfa & Omega School. After thirty-eight years Jorge J. Pastor leaves his responsibility as director of the school due to his retirement. Eunice Pastor, a primary school teacher, with a Master in School Mediation, has worked for 20 years at Alfa & Omega, and has also been head of primary studies for the last 12 years.
