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Calpe Town Council has completed the administrative procedures to allocate €120,000 from the 2024 municipal budget to victims of the DANA flood in Valencia. These funds come from the Protocol and Advertising budget for the previous financial year.
One of the companies bidding for the contract for regulated parking on public roads has lodged an appeal, which is delaying the administrative process and the start of the service.
On 9 May, Calpe Town Council will once again celebrate Europe Day with a festive day aimed at highlighting the cultural diversity of the municipality and strengthening the feeling of belonging to the European Union.
The Association of Moors and Christians Santíssim Crist de la Suor will celebrate the ‘Mig Any’ festivities this weekend, marking the halfway point of the festival season, which will see the departure of the 2024 festival organisers and the arrival of the new captains, flag bearers and ensigns.
Starting this Friday, 2 May, Calpe will host the second edition of the Calpe Piano Festival, which will bring together prestigious pianists from the national and international scene.
Calpe is gradually returning to normal after yesterday's power cut. Today, municipal offices and facilities are reopening as normal and schools are opening their doors, although there will be no classes.
The Calpee-based NGO Visió Sense Fronteres has carried out a total of 148 eye surgeries in its latest campaign in the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, one of the largest concentrations of displaced people in Africa, which is home to nearly 300,000 refugees and asylum seekers.
