Spain govt to cover full cost of repairing flood-damaged buildings
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Spain govt to cover full cost of repairing flood-damaged buildings
Valencia, Spain (AFP) Jan 23, 2025 - Spain's central government will cover the full cost of rebuilding schools, libraries and other municipal buildings damaged in last year's deadly floods, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Thursday.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has committed himself, in front of about thirty mayors affected by the dana, to cover with direct and substantially lost aid 100% of the cost of the works in the municipal infrastructures that suffered damage due to the torrential rains. It is a total of about 100 administrative buildings, among them 45 children's schools, 58 libraries, 55 sports centers, 40 day centers and 16 markets and lonjas.
The government promises 2.2 billion euros more in aid for reconstruction after the dana that last 29 October destroyed the province of Valencia and left 224 dead, three disappeared and incalculable material damages.With these new plans it will take charge of the repair of 100% -and not 50% as initially committed - of the municipal infrastructures destroyed by the ravine, as well as those related to the integral cycle of the water.This has been a…
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has announced a new economic injection of 1,350 million euros in addition to the already committed 16.6 billion euros for the reconstruction of the municipalities affected by the DANA that has razed part of the province of Valencia on 29 October and that has left 224 dead, three disappeared and enormous material damages. After meeting at the headquarters of the Government Delegation with the mayors…
The government had originally planned to pay only 50% of the expenses and the municipalities had to pay the other half. After meeting behind closed doors with the Valencian mayors, he said that it is not time to visit the affected villages, but of the "management". More information: Pedro Sánchez returns to Valencia to hold a meeting with his ministers on the dana after 80 days of absence.
The leader of the executive, Pedro Sánchez, puts the total investment in 500 million euros. The PP describes as “lack of institutional respect” the exclusion of Mazón
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