The work, which began nearly two months ago, aims to ensure all population centers have decorations in their main streets and squares, with special attention to commercial areas and municipal buildings.
This year, new photocalls will be introduced in various parts of the municipality, along with about ten Christmas trees, for residents and visitors to enjoy these decorated spaces.
The Councilor for Festivals and Public Lighting, Yeray Gutiérrez, has thanked the municipal workers for their efforts over the past weeks to have everything ready for the upcoming holidays.
The traditional Christmas lighting ceremony will take place on Friday, November 27th.
