The Five Most Important News Stories from Alicante this Wednesday, 19th February

The editorial team at TodoAlicante provides a roundup of the latest news, offering you the five most significant stories that occurred this Wednesday, 19th, in the province of Alicante:

The aim is to prioritise public transport and pedestrian flow to redirect fast traffic to the outskirts and reduce circulation in the city centre. Click here to read the full story.

Business owners argue that the measurements on which the restrictions are based are invalid as they do not consider the new terrace hours. Click to view the news for free.

The main library was completely evacuated as part of an emergency drill involving 700 members of the university community. Access the content and photo gallery for free.

The action committee announces that it will immediately launch various social proposals under the slogan 'For dignified and safe terraces, yes to platforms' to inform public opinion. Click here to read the full story.

The court has ruled on a bizarre story: the wealthy elderly woman pretended to make her boyfriend, 40 years her junior, an heir 'to take advantage of his youth', and the judge orders her descendants to pay a compensation of over 30,000 euros. Read the story here.

The third Alicante City of Rice Gastronomic Days bring together more than 40 restaurants in the provincial capital with menus where, starting at 25 euros, you can enjoy the best rice dishes from their menus. Click here to see more.

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