The Five Most Important News from Alicante this Monday, 5th May

TodoAlicante's editorial team reviews the current events and compiles, for your convenience, the five most significant news stories that occurred this Monday, 5th May, in the province of Alicante:

Of all these, 67.8% involve minors, of which three out of ten are foreign citizens. Additionally, one in three of the total open cases remains active. Click here to read the full story for free.

National and Local Police forces were dispatched to the scene of the brawl and arrested 12 participants, eight of whom were minors. The National Police are investigating the causes of the confrontation, which left four people with minor injuries in the usually peaceful Alicante neighbourhood. Click here to watch the videos for free.

The lack of a future project and coordination between departments, along with the "chaotic and authoritarian management" by the Operational Service department, are the main causes of discontent, according to union sources. Click to read the full story.

The document "does not propose any new growth and adheres to the urban land classification within the walled enclosure," explains Urban Planning Councillor Rocío Gómez. "It is a very contained plan that respects the enhancement of the island's cultural heritage." Click here to read the full story.

The injured person, a member of the Aragoneses fila, was participating in the Alardo act, which recreates a musketry battle. Apparently, and without the causes being known at the moment, the canteen she was carrying exploded, where each participant in the act carries the gunpowder. Read the full story for free.

The cost per square metre exceeds 12 euros again and rises by almost 2% monthly in April. The area adjacent to Carolinas sees its rents soar from one year to the next, reaching up to 13 euros per square metre. Read the full story here.

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