
Alertan del preocupante estado de la Playa de Matalascañas: «Hasta que no lo he…
La falta de arena se ha convertido en un serio problema durante el verano en varias zonas
Matalascañas, Spain - Residents and visitors to Caño Guerrero beach in Matalascañas are expressing alarm over the significant erosion that has drastically reduced the once-sandy shoreline. A recent video, widely shared online by user Carlos Jesus Rendon (@giraldillo35), vividly illustrates the extent of the problem, showing the sea now reaching the promenade where hundreds of meters of beach once lay. "Until I saw it with my own eyes, I didn't believe it," stated Rendon in the video, expressing his dismay. "Caño Guerrero, what was once a beach of 400 meters of sand, now has no beach." The footage reveals a rocky, concrete-lined shore with minimal sand, contrasting sharply with historical images of the popular tourist spot. The video's author questioned the accountability for the erosion, asking, "Who is to blame? The mayor of Matalascañas? The Almonte City Council? Who will solve this, my friends?" This sentiment has resonated with many, sparking a lively debate in the comments section. Public reactions vary, with some attributing the erosion to natural processes like ocean currents, while others point to human interventions such as the construction of breakwaters. "The currents carry away the sand," commented one user, citing the effect of a breakwater in a nearby area. Another suggested, "This is caused by breakwaters, but they'll tell you it's climate change." The issue has also taken a political turn, with several comments engaging in partisan blame, mentioning national political figures and local governance. Local authorities have yet to issue an official statement regarding the recent video or the long-term plans for addressing the erosion at Caño Guerrero. The community remains concerned about the future of their beloved beach.
La falta de arena se ha convertido en un serio problema durante el verano en varias zonas