The deputy in Congress for Vox Mireia Borrás has manifested this Sunday your support for those affected by the Cañizar de Cella lagoon during a visit to the town. Borrás, who has been accompanied by the deputy in the Cortes of Aragón Marta Fernández and the councilor of Teruel Alejandro Nolasco, has affirmed that the recovery of the lagoon that the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation and the Government of Aragon have launched is an “ideological” measure that is “made up” of environmental conservation, but what “snatch” the way of life of the neighbors. Borrás has expressed his support for the primary sector.
Mireia Borrás pointed out during a press conference held in the Plaza del Torico in Teruel that, although her training is in favor of developing renewable energies, it is contrary to its current expansion in a “totalitarian” and “uncontrolled” way. He has spoken out against the installation of solar or wind plants when “they affect the way of life of the population” or damage valuable landscapes.
The deputy Marta Fernández has advanced that her party will present a non-law proposal in the Cortes of Aragon to support the position of the farmers of Cella against the recovery of the Cañizar lagoon, among other reasons because it mortgages the “autonomy” of the irrigators to use the water from the wetland.
Alejandro Nolasco has reiterated the rejection of the “artificial” lagoon del Cañizar, which has been tried to take advantage of as a tourist attraction but “it has not worked.” He explained that the policy applied by the Administration in the area has turned the cultivated fields into mudflats, has triggered the population of insects and exposes the crops to the invasion of wild boars and cranes.
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