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The president of the Generalitat, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, visited yesterday the renovation works at Xàbia port, which coincided with a demonstration by teachers demanding improvements in educational centres.
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Wednesday 7 October 2026, 08:42 · 2 min read
AIWritten with AI assistance from the sources cited and reviewed by our editors. How we work The president of the Generalitat, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, visited yesterday to see the progress of the comprehensive renovation being carried out at Xàbia port. During the day he was accompanied by the town's mayor, Rosa Cardona, and by the vice president and councillor for Infrastructure, Vicente Martínez Mus. The director general of Ports, Marc García Manzana, was responsible for explaining the details of the project.
The work will require an investment close to 5 million euros and will be carried out over 15 months. Among the main new features is the construction of a raised car park that will offer 134 spaces, compared with the 40 currently available in the facility, as well as a viewpoint located on the upper part of the building.
The plan also includes renovating pontoons, moorings and wharves to improve safety, accessibility and the overall functioning of the port facilities. Likewise, a building with a stepped profile clad in natural stone will be built, surrounded by green areas with vegetation typical of the zone. These interventions aim to strengthen the link between the port and the urban centre, adapting the space for both those who use it daily and for residents and visitors.
The institutional visit coincided with the presence of a group of teachers from Xàbia, who took the opportunity to demand improvements in public education. The professionals denounced the condition of some schools in the municipality and expressed their discontent through placards, whistles and slogans, in a protest that took place without incident. As in previous mobilisations by the sector, those present wore green shirts, a common symbol of these demands.