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🎨 Carlos Montero, Valeria Cheosa, and Nika Shulga, winners of the 11th Calp Open-Air Painting Competition.
🏆 The 11th Open-Air Painting Competition, organized by Calp Town Council, took place last Saturday, October 3rd, in the town's Historic Center with 41 artists participating: 20 in the adult category, 13 in the children's category, and 8 in the youth category.
Under the theme "Historic Center of Calp, its streets, corners, and landscapes," participants spread across different locations in the old town, creating works exclusively during the day of the competition.
🖌️ Adult category: first prize to Carlos Montero Gil (€1,200), second to Jessica González Prados (€700), and third to Sergio Rocafort Giménez (€500).
🎨 Children's category: first prize to Valeria Cheosa (€175), second to Kseniia Federova (€100), and third to Mykhailo Trukhachev (€75). The prize for the best local child artist went to Mario Cano Martínez (€75).
✏️ Youth category: first prize to Nika Shulga (€200), second to Kai Lin Chen (€125), and third to María Vlasyuk (€100). The prize for the best local youth artist went to Miruna Maria Toma (€100).
🖼️️ The jury evaluated the artistic value, originality, technique, materials, and the ability to capture the unique corners of the Historic Center.
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🌊 Calp Town Council conveys its position on the municipality’s fish farm to the European Parliament.
🇪🇺 Calp Town Council member Marco Bittner participated last week in Brussels as a speaker at the round table "Carnivorous Aquaculture: Eating up the Ocean, Threatening Food Security", held at the European Parliament headquarters as part of Ocean Week 2026. Bittner was the sole representative from a local administration, sharing the panel with MEP Emma Fourreau, French MP Anne Stambach-Terrenoir, and researcher Marine Cusa.
🐟 During his speech, he presented Calp as a municipality with a hundred years of tourism tradition and a centuries-old connection to the sea. He warned that the authorized expansion of the fish farm located off its coast increases its initial capacity fourteenfold, reaching 45 cages and 3,000 metric tons per year. He presented data from the 2024 environmental monitoring report and cited a study by the University of Alicante estimating potential losses to the local economy between 83 and 911 million euros over ten years.
🎀 The Pink March against Breast Cancer is back!
It will take place on Sunday, October 4, starting at 12 noon, from Plaza Mayor. After the march, the celebration will continue in Plaza Mayor with a flea market, raffle, live performances, a giant paella, and a bar with affordable prices.
You can register at the local branch of the Spanish Association Against Cancer in Alicante, at Calle Mayor 16, or on the day of the march from 9 a.m. at Plaza Mayor.
Take part and come walk with us in the fight against breast cancer! 💗