The Deltebre City Council has created a historical document that collects the wishes of councilors for the municipality's future. This joint letter, signed by all members of the council, will be part of the Time Capsule to be buried this Sunday, November 15th, outside the Delta Cultural Center. The capsule will be opened in 51 years, coinciding with the municipality's centenary.
The document reflects on the first 50 years of municipal life and, above all, on the challenges and aspirations for the future. Despite different political sensitivities, the municipal representatives express a common commitment to citizen well-being and the construction of a better Deltebre.
One of the main wishes for 2077 is the preservation of the Ebro Delta. The letter identifies territorial regression as a key threat and expresses hope that the competent administrations will have implemented solutions to ensure a living and protected Delta. It also wishes for a cohesive municipality, with opportunities for children and young people, dignity for the elderly, and the preservation of local identity, traditions, and culture, as well as the role of the primary sector and the Ebro river.
The letter also highlights the work of the generations who have contributed to building the municipality since its foundation in 1977, emphasizing the facilities, infrastructure, and services that have improved the quality of life.
The burial ceremony for the Time Capsule will begin at 12:00 PM outside the Delta Cultural Center. Previously, at 11:00 AM, a representation of the 1977 cohort will participate in planting 50 trees that will form the Deltebre 50 Years Forest.
In other matters, the municipal plenary approved the budget for the 2027 fiscal year, amounting to €24,230,000, with over €6.7 million allocated to investments in projects such as the Passeig del Carrilet and Lo Rialto. The fiscal ordinances for 2027 were also approved, keeping municipal taxes and fees frozen with punctual adjustments.
