The PSOE list leader for the Senate for the province of Huesca, Tania Solans, has warned that "a central government of PP and Vox would be the replica of what we have been seeing in Aragón for more than three years: a total abandonment of the rural environment, exemplified in the poor condition of the regional roads, especially in the province of Huesca".
Solans took part in the "Sábado negro", a mobilization held on the A-139, between Albalate de Cinca and Esplús, which brought together dozens of people called by the platforms that demand regional roads in good condition. The attendees demonstrated to demand better connections "that do not put the users of these roads at risk, and that are also not a burden for the hundreds of vehicles that use them every day, especially those who live and work in these areas".
The candidate underlined that there are roads that have been "abandoned for more than 20 years" and stressed that PP and Vox have already added three years at the head of the Government of Aragón and "continue to pass the buck". As she said, "they want to use the rural environment to confront, but in the territory we already see what their way of working is, which boils down to inaction".
"We are facing decisive elections because from November 29 we can keep living in a country that progresses or go back 50 years and roll back everything we have achieved," Solans added, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming trip to the polls.
The Socialist representative highlighted the investment effort of the Government of Spain, chaired by Pedro Sánchez, in the province of Huesca in terms of infrastructure and communications.
As an example, she mentioned the award, worth more than 135 million euros, for the Jaca bypass, the commissioning of new sections of the A-21 motorway, such as the one in Tiermas, which will connect Jaca with Pamplona, the completion of the A-23 section between Siétamo and Huesca, the improvement of the Huesca-Canfranc rail line, and the push for the motorway in the Pyrenees, with works underway on almost 9 kilometers of the A-23 between Sabiñánigo and Lanave, among other actions.