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Mora Aliseda Defends the Viability of Irrigation: "Land of Barros Does Not Demand Privileges, but the Right to Convert Its Available Resources Into Development"
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The project of irrigation to transform 15,000 hectares in Tierra de Barros has begun its decisive phase after the economic impulse of the Junta de Extremadura, which allocates 20 million euros to start the actions in the reservoir of Alange. The professor of Territory Planning of the University of Extremadura, Julián Mora Aliseda, has defended the viability of the initiative by ensuring that "Land of Barros does not demand privileges, but the ri…
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