The Five Most Important News Stories in Alicante This Friday, April 4th

TodoAlicante's editorial team reviews the current news and compiles, for your convenience, the five most significant stories that occurred this Friday, April 4th, in the province of Alicante:

The Mayor of Benidorm, Toni Pérez, held a meeting this Friday with the legal services of the Costa Blanca's tourist capital to assess the Supreme Court's order, which on Thursday decided not to admit the appeal, thus making the ruling of the Valencian Community's Superior Court of Justice final. This ruling condemns the council to pay nearly €330 million to the landowners affected by APR-7. Read the full story.

A dispute between two individuals outside a Málaga hair salon ended in a shooting that left four injured last Wednesday. The alleged shooter is a 30-year-old man from Alicante who was living in Málaga as a squatter, according to the SUR newspaper. Read the full story.

Construction has begun on the first affordable rental housing promotion under the Generalitat Valenciana's Plan Vive, in collaboration with the Alicante City Council. The project is underway in the Rabasa neighborhood, featuring 34 townhouses (two accessible) with high-quality finishes, significant energy consumption reduction, indoor garage, and communal spaces such as a sports court and a children's area. Read the full story.

The hippies of Alicante's Explanada have begun settling into their new location at the port of Alicante after leaving their traditional spot on the Explanada de España. The 15 stalls that continue their activity arrived at the promenade this Friday, April 4th. Early this Friday, they set up between the Fish Market and the children's park on the port promenade with the new design for their stalls. Read the full story.

Alicante will close El Palmeral Park next Monday. The City Council has announced the closure of access between April 7th and 11th to "complete rehabilitation work" to modernize this large green lung facing the sea. Read the full story.

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