The most widely read in the 18 23 Dénia.com of July news

Like every Sunday, we review the five most read news of the week on the web. This time starring Pare Pere, the end of Les Rotes or the bus station, among others.

1. It comes out a picture of the current state of the body of Pare Pere

The week began with an image becoming viral on social networks: that of the incorrupt body of Pare Pere taken during the exhumation of the corpse last May on the occasion of the process of beatification of the Franciscan friar.

2. Family Review Mena: "Chaos at the end of Les Rotes"

2016 summer has been especially chaotic in one of the most emblematic areas of Les Rotes, the end of this beach. The Mena family issued a statement earlier this week to express their dissatisfaction with the measures taken by the city council regarding the regulation of traffic in the area, reaching out to the government team to resolve the situation.

3. Review: "Welcome to the South-East"

And opinion in the opinion. The third most read this week in Dénia.com news is the opinion of a neighbor square Archduke Charles on the precarious situation of the facilities and the problems travelers face in the hottest months of the year.

4. The City Council approved the proposed change traffic lights at a roundabout Joan Fuster

This week the change of one of the projects of the Plan Confianza in Dénia has been approved. Finally the Joan Fuster junction and Diana street will be regulated with a roundabout and not with traffic lights. It was the fourth most read news of the week in Dénia.com.

5. Dianense physiotherapist Yael Carbonell participates in the project 'Runners for Ethiopia'

This week's ranking ends with a beautiful experience: the Dianense physiotherapist Yael Cardona, who spent ten days in Ethiopia participating in a charity project.