In a recent interview, the Mayor of Reus underscored her vision of an open and inclusive city, asserting that immigration has never posed a problem for local coexistence. She also reiterated her commitment to maintaining a firm sanitary cordon against the far-right and expressed her desire to lead the PSC candidacy again in the 2027 elections.
During her term, a special focus has been placed on the development of the city's southern neighborhoods, historically considered under-invested. Projects such as the Eix Estorga, the renovation of Escultor Rocamora, and the construction of the L'Ametller nursery are examples of this commitment to homogeneous and sustainable growth. Work is also underway on the tender for the Mercat del Carrilet and the projection of new housing to address anticipated demographic growth.
“"Immigration has never been a problem for the city, neither socially nor in terms of coexistence. Therefore, we must have the capacity for a city like Reus, which has been open for many centuries, to continue to be so."
Regarding key infrastructures, the Mayor defended the importance of the Vila-seca intermodal station, despite expressing concern about delays in its execution. She highlighted the need to preserve territorial consensus for projects of this magnitude. She also addressed the management of the Teatre Fortuny, ensuring that public safety is a priority and that legal mechanisms are being sought to allow future investments in the building.
Finally, she reflected on the role of the opposition, urging a more proactive and constructive approach. Regarding the Gaudí Year, she emphasized the importance of disseminating knowledge about Gaudí based on real data and documents, rather than rumors, to project the city of Reus through his legacy.
