Jèssica Albiach’s vision
The candidate of the Commons Sumar for the presidency of the Generalitat, Jèssica Albiach, has expressed her opinion on the management of the drought and the restrictions on swimming pools. According to Albiach, the government has arrived late in adopting measures to deal with the drought and has passed the responsibility to the councils. In addition, he considers that the restrictions on swimming pools are a measure of restriction to tourists and do not benefit the general population as climate shelters. Albiach has highlighted the importance of shielding the implementation of investments in measures against drought, such as desalination plants, and prohibiting by law the possibility of transferring the Ebro.
Criticism of swimming pool restrictions
Albiach has raised questions about restrictions on pools, such as price, hours and priority between tourists and residents. He considers these restrictions to be hair-raising and an attempt to benefit the tourism sector. The Commons candidate has called for better planning and delivery of drought-fighting infrastructure, such as desalination plants, which have been planned for years but have so far not been approved.
The proposal to prohibit the transfer of the Ebro
Albiach has proposed a ban by law on the transfer of the Ebro as a measure to ensure that in drought situations this option is not considered. He highlighted the ecological impact this action would have and defended the commitment to the preservation of the Ebro Delta. According to Albiach, the Terres de l’Ebre have already fulfilled the solidarity quota with the rest of Catalonia and there is no need to carry out a new transfer.
conclusion
In short, Jèssica Albiach criticizes the management of the drought and the restrictions on swimming pools, considering them measures that benefit the tourism sector to the detriment of the population. It proposes shielding investments in measures against drought and prohibiting the transfer of the Ebro. His proposal seeks to preserve the ecosystem of the Ebro Delta and guarantee sustainable water management.
