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Curbelo considers it a mistake to discard works in Agaete and defends Fonsalía

September 1, 2021
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In this part of the coast of Guía de Isora, in Fonsalía, a new port is planned for Tenerife.

In this part of the coast of Guía de Isora, in Fonsalía, a new port is planned for Tenerife.
Carsten W. Lauritsen

The spokesperson for the Gomera Socialist Group, Casimiro Curbelo, has stated this Wednesday that the port of Fonsalía “Either this government does it or the one that enters” and has considered that it was a error not to carry out the investment in the port of Agaete.

The also president of the Cabildo of La Gomera, in statements to Efe, has opined that discarding this investment in Agaete “harmed the canaries” and he has considered that “many” understand politics in the Canary Islands as a compliment “to those who simply oppose anything”.

“It is not reasonable that in strategic planning such as Agaete and Fonsalía one day change position and the other also with the argument that citizens are opposed. What planning do you work on then?“, affirms the political leader.

For Curbelo, there are those who do not have a political presence in the western islands They do not care to change position just to be heard socially and notes that “that’s how it goes”.

For this reason, President Gomero calls the mobilization of the councils of the western islands because “the scant political vision of some, who do not have an institutional presence, if they are expected on other islands, are capable of putting themselves in a contrary position regardless of the general interest.”

Defend a sustainable Fonsalía port from the environmental, economic and social point of view and with respect and sensitivity to marine biodiversity.

Curbelo appeals “to good sense, common sense, planning, and the rigor of our universities to eradicate the drought and poor political vision.”



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