The Plataforma por las Infraestructuras de la Costa Tropical is getting ready to go to Brussels in April to report the lack of progress on the Rules Dam.

It should be remembered that before the EU hands over more funds for the water-distribution system, they had already sent 80m euros, which were never used completely; i.e, where is the rest?

In the meantime, the business & farming sectors will hold a meeting with the country’s two major parties, the PSOE and PP on the 13th and 14th of this month with the hope after 40 years of political ping pong, the two parties will get their fingers out and start acting in unison behind the Rules problem.

However, the Plataforma por las Infraestructuras de la Costa Tropical  has stated, “We cannot expect anything from politicians in Granada and Andalucía as they do not defend our interests,” explained the Chairman of Aecost, Javier Rubiño.

There were overtures of combined, local, political support for prompting the Central Government (PSOE) and the Junta de Andalucía (PP) to work in coordination instead of passing the hot potato, but that has since evaporated, it seems.

(News: Costa Tropical, Granada, andalucia)