OPINION | Alejandro Aguilar Parrilla, political scientist
Last month, a fraud scheme involving public housing in Alicante came to light. The scheme is not new, but that doesn't make it any less outrageous: politicians, technicians, and wealthy families in the city obtained subsidized housing without meeting a single one of the established requirements.
OPINION | Juan Legaz Palomares
I am concerned and troubled by the understanding and its consequences, as well as by what is open to criticism or criticism if it is not constructive. Because I believe that it is quite easy to publish destructive criticism without having accurate knowledge of what we want to discredit.
OPINION | Francesca Gil Puigcerver
Ara, silence weighs more than mine. The lost loss of Carme Guerola has deeply affected me and has left senseless.
OPINION | Garreta García Family
In the early hours of January 19, 2026, on a rainy night full of deep symbolism —the same day that her father, Manuel García Izquierdo, was born— María Teresa García García, a resident of Xàbia who arrived in the town in the 50s and made a name for herself, passed away.
OPINION | Podemos Xàbia
We tried to find out how the 2024 budget was spent. Thiviers Park, the municipal swimming pool, and the infamous wipes on the coast are topics of interest to the public…
OPINION | Juan Legaz Palomares
The phrase "old, but not stupid" has become widespread and popular. While quite true, experience and the increase in years we accumulate do not disable us from thinking...
OPINION | Juan Bautista Codina Bas
I met Juan Chorro Solves in those gatherings that Ramón Llidó organized around him, along with Guillermo Guardiola, Juan Ortolá, Manuel Bas or Vicente Ferrer Olmos in a central cafeteria in Valencia: San Patricio first, then the Ateneo Mercantil.
OPINION | Juan Legaz Palomares
During this time of year when joy, sadness, nostalgia and a collection of memories prevail for all families, we must also remember those who feel alone or sad.
OPINION | Juan Legaz Palomares
I was saddened to learn of the closing of Restaurante Cande. A place where traditional flavors were preserved. My family and I knew Cande and her daughters. The restaurant was an emblem of traditional and affordable cuisine.
OPINION | Jose Font Caballero
In the economic history of Jávea there are discreet but revealing episodes, and perhaps none as unique as the salt fever that swept through the town in the last third of the 19th century.
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