El Socialist Party of the province of Alicante has completed its electoral campaign on Friday afternoon with a stop in Dénia, where a bus has arrived with which throughout the day they have toured the Alicante regions to denounce the lack of infrastructure.
Julián López, candidate for the Congress of Deputies, wanted to underline the lack of communication suffered by the Marina Alta in terms of access "and that significantly limits its tourist and economic relaunching possibilities". That is why Lopez has called "to the useful vote for change" betting on the candidacy of Pedro Sánchez.
Toni Vaquer, meanwhile, recalled that "Two of the big problems we have in the Marina Alta are health and infrastructure". To change the situation in these two areas, Vaquer calls for the vote to the Socialists citing that to reach the Marina Alta from the south of the province is necessary to access the AP7, a highway that socialists should be free.
The Mayor of Dénia, Vicent Grimalt, Which served as host at the end of the route, he referred to as the bus station "third world" owed "to the government of PP". To Grimalt, the modus operandi of the Socialists in this matter has been reflected from the time when the works of the Trust Plan, among which is reshaping the bus stop Dénia, have launched when he has entered a socialist government both Denia and the Generalitat.
