The Five Most Important News Stories from Friday, March 21 in Alicante

TodoAlicante's editorial team prepares a summary of the day with the five news stories that have defined the current events of this Friday, March 21.

At 120 kilometres per hour on a street with a 40 km/h speed limit and without a licence. This is how a 15-year-old drove through a street in an Alicante municipality, while the vehicle's passengers recorded it on video. Click here to read the full story.

Green light from the Alicante City Council's Informative Services Commission for the Street Cleaning and Waste Management Ordinance. The municipal body approved the text this Friday with the majority vote of the municipal political groups. Click here to read the full story.

The agricultural sector receives good news. Farmers will be able to make temporary contracts of up to 120 days during agricultural campaigns, thus having more labour during the fruit or vegetable harvesting process. Click here to read the full story.

Two trucks detected in the Alicante province were intercepted in Barcelona and France with the drugs hidden among shipments of aluminium and ceramics. The operation, carried out by Alicante's Udyco agents and the Catalonia Headquarters, was supported by Europol. Click here to read the full story.

The Valencian Government presented the 2025 budget project this Thursday. In total, the regional accounts will amount to €32.291 billion. In terms of territorial distribution, Alicante will receive just over €416 million, an amount lower than the previous year when investments totalled €70 million more. Click here to see the full story.

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