The deputy of Citizens in Les Corts, Tony Woodward, has asked at the last plenary session of the Consell, held this week, the neighborhood demand for the Gandía Dénia train that in recent days has taken more relevance thanks to the creation of a citizen platform.
Orange deputy said training "It is a priority that we have been revindicating for years, and that all state and regional governments have been ignoring for 40 years."
Woodward added that "We know that it is a great investment, but it is profitable and socially beneficial for our city and to boost the economy of the entire coastline", and has warned that his training will continue to demand in Les Corts that "Act accordingly and have this issue as a priority within the political agenda."
For its part, the councilor and spokesperson for the training in the City of Dénia, Mari Martínez, Expressed full support for this claim
