Opponents argue that the promised benefits, such as road improvements and tax payments, are legal obligations rather than voluntary contributions. They claim these announcements are a strategy to influence the public consultation scheduled for March 28.
“"These are crumbs from a project that will have vastly superior profits and an attempt at bribery to buy the neighbors' silence."
The groups also expressed skepticism regarding the creation of 30 jobs, citing that modern plants are often fully automated. They warned that the project, linked to major corporations like ACS, would prioritize external interests over local sustainability and the preservation of the Berguedà natural landscape.
