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THE Mascarat tunnels on the N­332 road between Calpe and Altea are open to traffic again after being closed for over a week.

Traffic had been diverted through the AP­7 motorway during the roadworks that began on Sunday May 14 and Calpe Town Hall announced the reopening of the affected stretch on the N332 on Tuesday May 23.

Work was initially expected to take one week to complete, but several difficulties led to it taking slightly longer than planned.

U3A Marina Baixa

By Joan Flint

ON Monday May 22 the monthly meeting was well attended at the Casa de Cultura in Alfaz del Pi despite the heavy rain. Nearly €150 were raised through the monthly raffle for their Charity Fund.

After the meeting 20 members enjoyed lunch at the Oasis Restaurant in La Nucia and on Friday May 26 up to 17 members met for lunch at Mar de España in Albir. Not very good for the waistline, but good for socialising!

Next month’s Wine and Dine will be on June 23 at Restaurante Xorta near

Guadalest providing members with an opportunity to enjoy a wander around the village or to visit the many interesting museums such as the Salt and Pepper Museum and the Miniature Museum, as well as the Motorbike Museum.

The next General Meeting will be on Monday June 26 at 11am in the Auditorium at the Casa de Cultura, Alfaz del Pi. Visitors are always welcome as are new members. Membership is just €10 for the year.

For further information visit ‘U3A Marina Baixa’ on Facebook.

The works in the Mascarat area had been underway for several weeks, but until the total cut on May 14 traffic had been maintained with one active lane through the tunnels.

The total interruption of traffic and diversion through the AP­7 was a major drawback for communications between Calpe and Alicante or any other town in the Marina Baixa as there is no direct access to the AP­7, which made it necessary to drive to Benissa, ie towards Valencia, and then double back.

The slogan ‘Teulada Moraira para enmarcar’ (‘Framing Teulada Moraira’) with different idyllic screenshots of both towns will be shown on 12 screens in the main Correos offices in Valencia, Zaragoza, Madrid and Bilbao for six months.

These offices were chosen due to the large number of people who pass through their doors ­ more than 88 million in total in 2022.

Teulada Moraira Tourism councillor Susanne Katzgrau defined the campaign as “a different and effective channel for promoting tourism in our municipality” aimed at “attracting national tourism while promoting the deseasonalisation of tourism in Teulada Moraira.”

THE commitment of the North American multinational company XPO Logistics to expand its facilities in Llano del Espartal confirms this Alicante industrial estate as a logistics and distribution centre.

XPO Logistics has 5,000 square metres at its disposal in a warehouse in Llano del Espartal with 33 loading bays, which allows it to offer its main services.

According to its Regional Director, Luis Lopez, it provides a “last mile service for online commerce and the overnight distribution service for large retail companies, as well as delivery services for large distributors.”

With its commitment to Alicante, XPO Logistics has almost 20,000 square metres for its op­

UP to 20 business sectors in Alicante Province are having problems finding workers.

The Sepe national employment service has found that there is a shortage of chefs, waiters, lorry drivers, graphic designers, specialist doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, builders, plumbers, air conditioning fitters, car mechanics, welders, accountants with languages and IT skills, hairdressers and butchers, despite there currently being more than 137,000 people registered as unemployed in

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