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Coastal path brings end to years of protests and complaints from residents

After eight years of delays, work has started to build three new sections of Malaga's coastal path in Benajarafe and Chilches

Work starts on coastal path.
Work starts on coastal path. (SUR)

Eugenio Cabezas

After eight years of delays and noncompliance, which has led to regular complaints and protests from local residents, work has started to build three new sections of Malaga's coastal path in Benajarafe and Chilches (VƩlez-MƔlaga).

The section is 2.5 kilometres long and involves an investment of just under 1.2 million euros, financed entirely by Malaga's provincial government, the Diputación. The contract was awarded to Construcciones y Obras Verosa SL.

The second section extends from the Chilches stream to La CaƱada; the old road from Chilches to VƩlez-MƔlaga. This section has a budget of 481,574 euros and a completion period of five months.

The third phase starts in the area of the old road from Chilches to VƩlez-MƔlaga and extends to the Pataseca stream, at the point where El CaƱuelo housing development ends. It has a budget of 486,414 euros and a completion period of five months.

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Coastal path brings end to years of protests and complaints from residents

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Coastal path brings end to years of protests and complaints from residents