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The president of the Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, has denounced the "unjustifiable delay" of the Mediterranean Corridor "which shows the contempt" of the central government for the Valencian Community, especially with regard to this infrastructure "key for competitiveness and social cohesion ” and “for the future that Spain deserves”.
This is what the head of the Council stated during the attendance at the 7th Business Act for the Mediterranean Corridor and second half-yearly review of 2023 held at the Palau Municipal de Congressos of IFEMA and organized by the Valencian Business Association (AVE).
During the intervention, the president explained that the Valencian Community "needs an outlet for its goods" that allows it to maintain "capacity and quality" and that a new delay in the Mediterranean Corridor is "incomprehensible".
Thus, he has warned that the Valencian Community "is not content to be left behind" and needs this infrastructure to form a "railway and social axis" that improves competitiveness and also contributes to the growth of the Spanish gross domestic product (GDP).
"More than 5 million Valencians are clamoring to be at the top speed in all aspects", said Mazón, who listed the matters that the central government has "pending" with the Valencian Community such as the expansion of the port of Valencia , water, aid to ceramics, the reform of the regional financing system or the improvement of investments in the State's general budgets.
The event was also attended by the first vice-president and Minister of Culture and Sport, Vicente Barrera; the Minister of Finance, Economy and Public Administration, Ruth Merino; the Minister of Environment, Water, Infrastructure and Territory, Salomé Pradas, and the Minister of Innovation, Industry, Trade and Tourism, Nuria Montes.
The Costa Blanca is in full summer swing, with another busy week of sunshine, festivals, sporting events and family entertainment across Benidorm, Altea, Villajoyosa, Finestrat, La Nucía and L'Alfàs del Pi.
With schools now breaking up across Europe and visitor numbers increasing, beaches, attractions, markets and nightlife are all operating at peak season.
☀️ Benidorm
Beaches & Summer Fun
Benidorm's Blue Flag beaches continue to welcome thousands of visitors each day with full summer services.
Activities include:
New Attraction
Visitors can now take photos at Benidorm's brand-new giant seafront letters, created from 170kg of recycled fishing nets, located on the Tamarindos Promenade.
Costa Blanca Cup 2026
The international youth football tournament continues across Benidorm and the Marina Baixa, bringing together:
Entertainment & Nightlife
🌿 Albir & L'Alfàs del Pi
Award-Winning Nature
The Albir Lighthouse Trail, recently named Spain's Best Blue Trail 2026, remains one of the Costa Blanca's most popular walks.
Visitors can enjoy spectacular views across the Serra Gelada Natural Park.
Things To Do
🍫 Villajoyosa
Colourful Coastal Heritage
La Vila Joiosa continues to attract visitors with its colourful seafront and historic centre.
Popular attractions include:
🏟️ La Nucía
Sports & Family Activities
Family activities
Local summer cultural events and evening entertainment continue throughout the municipality.
🌅 Finestrat
Outdoor Adventures
The warm weather makes Finestrat one of the area's top destinations for outdoor activities.
🎭 Altea
Arts & Culture
New This Week
Altea has launched a special summer police operation, increasing patrols across beaches, the Old Town and tourist areas to help keep residents and visitors safe throughout the busy holiday season.
📅 Coming Up
Quick Summary
⚽ Costa Blanca Cup continues across the region
📸 New giant Benidorm letters now open on Tamarindos Promenade
🏖️ Beaches, water sports and boat trips in full swing
🌿 Albir Lighthouse Trail remains Spain's Best Blue Trail
🍫 Villajoyosa's heritage attractions continue to draw visitors
👮 Altea launches enhanced summer police patrols
🎶 Live music, nightlife and outdoor dining across the Costa Blanca
☀️ Peak summer holiday season is now underway
🌤️ Weather Outlook
Expect another week of hot, settled weather.
🌡️ Daytime temperatures: 30°C–34°C
🌙 Evening temperatures: 23°C–26°C
Perfect conditions for beach days, sightseeing, outdoor dining and evening entertainment. Remember to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and avoid prolonged exposure during the hottest part of the afternoon.


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