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The PSPV-PSOE in Castellón criticized the PP for reducing funds for fire prevention while spending millions on repairing damage. The Generalitat and the Diputació mobilized 18.5 million euros to repair the damage caused by fires in the Serra d'Espadà, in the same year they cut almost one million euros in aid destined for the protection of the territory before the fires. The socialists accuse the PP of poor budget management: "The PP's numbers don't add up."

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