Seville Mayor Addresses Public on Extensive City Works, Apologizes for Inconvenience

Seville, Spain – Mayor Sanz Alcalde Sevilla has issued an apology to the city's residents for the disruptions caused by over 200 ongoing public works projects. In a recent statement, the mayor acknowledged the inconvenience but underscored the necessity of these efforts to 'recover the lost years' and revitalize what he described as a 'city abandoned for many years.' Mayor Alcalde Sevilla detailed the significant progress made, stating that 'in these two years, 813 actions have been committed in all the neighborhoods of Seville.' He further highlighted that 'more than 160 streets have been asphalted,' including complex and major arteries such as Avenida de la Palmera, República Argentina, and Virgen de Luján. The mayor emphasized that these projects are part of a comprehensive plan to 'improve all the neighborhoods of Seville,' signaling a sustained commitment to urban development and infrastructure enhancement across the municipality.

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