By John Smith • Published: 13 Oct 2020 • 13:13
Mayor Armijo reveals the good news Credit: Nerja Council
THE mayor of Nerja, José Alberto Armijo, has announced that he is delighted that the Junta de Andalucia has agreed to release funds totalling €1,179,000 from its Covid-19 budget in order to allow the municipality to invest in health and education. The planned new Health Centre will benefit from an injection of €759,000 whilst there will be an investment of €420,000 for the improvement works of the El Chaparil Institute which will help to improve educational facilities in the town. He went to some length to explain in a public event held at the Balcón de Europa to fellow politicians from around the Axarquia area who also belong to the Partido Popular that the party which now controls the Junta de Andalucia was good for Nerja and had indicated it expected a long-term relationship with the town.
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Well now this is simply pathetic. There is no education of any kind, no brains, in that village at all. It is a wasteland, a desert financially, culturally, morally, etc. Those funds from the local government will be STOLEN by the ex-plummers turned politicians and guess what, why not, that place is barren. Now 60-70% of all restaurants there will close, and then there will be nothing but drug addicts and dealers, and 38-45 y.o. living with their parents.
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