Key works in Castellón: the decisive course begins for the major projects of the province
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Key works in Castellón: the decisive course begins for the major projects of the province

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General7 September 2026 at 05:03

The province of Castellón arrives at the new school year with a busy agenda of major pending projects that need to advance. Among the most important works are health infrastructures, roads, and railway routes, which have been delayed and now require coordinated action from all administrations.

The year 2027, when elections are held, is pointed out as a decisive moment to unblock these projects. The proximity of the elections is seen as a potential political boost for authorities to accelerate the completion of these fundamental works.

From the Business Confederation of the Valencian Community (CEV) in Castellón, it is maintained that some of these projects are essential for the economic and social progress of the province. The business sector emphasized the importance of these infrastructures for regional development.

The challenge now is that all administrations involved manage to coordinate efforts and advance with these works during this course, so that the projects do not remain pending any longer.

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