The Minister of Territorial Policy, Public Works and Mobility, Arcadi Spain, highlighted this Tuesday that the liberalization of the AP-7 has led to savings "in terms of mobility" of 300 million euros and has contributed to improving comxicotetiveness of Valencian companies.
The head of Mobility, who has accompanied the Government delegate in the Valencian Community, Gloria Calero, in the act of balance of the first anniversary of the liberalization of the highway, has also influenced the "positive" contribution that the circulation without tolls "in safe conditions" in this way has meant for the tourism sector.
In addition, the minister has highlighted "the element of equality" that, in his opinion, has been achieved with the liberalization initiative. "For years, and unlike other autonomous communities, the Valencians and Valencians, we have not been able to enjoy free high-capacity highways and we have had to pay tolls. With the decision taken a year ago by the Government of Spain and the fulfillment of its commitment we equal ourselves to other territories ", has declared the person in charge of Territorial Policy.
Finally, the minister explained that the General State Budgets of 2021, in which "for the first time" investments are made taking into account the population weight of the Valencian Community, promote "equality in terms of infrastructure."
Let's continue paying the cost of maintenance to all those who cross from Europe to Africa without spending a euro in our territory. Let's be generous, they charge us in Europe but we show that we are better… what a gang!
A direct exit from Jávea to the A-7 would be useful, without having to go to Ondara, but nothing ...
we will have to wait for them to "meet", "debate" and "approach positions" ...
I estimate that we are 15 years old.