US EditionGarbage Fee Increases in All Municipalities
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The Popular Party of Jerez has denounced this Thursday that the government of Spain obliges the municipalities to apply a new waste tax to all citizens, in compliance with the state regulations on waste. According to the local PP, this measure represents "an imposition" by the executive of Pedro Sánchez that limits the ability of the municipalities to decide on their model of financing in matters of waste management. The secretary general of the…
It is "a decision that the Popular Party of Jerez has rejected on several occasions because it considers that there are other different mechanisms, but to which the City of Jerez is obliged" Jerez is the first city of Andalusia and
"Now that all costs have to be calculated, the fees are increasing in all municipalities," says Director Giulio Angelucci. The first to get his fat off the opposition was Bolzano's mayor Claudio Corrarati. By nine per cent for households and eight per cent for companies, the garbage fees will rise from 2025 in Bolzano. He, according to Corrarati, only implements what the state authority for energy and environmental tariffs (ARERA) prescribes. "T…
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