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Both domestic and international migration are contributing to the Valencian Community’s ongoing population growth

Migration

The “Migration and change of residence statistics” for 2023 have been released by the Generalitat Valenciana’s Statistical Portal, confirming the Comunitat’s continued status as a host nation for both domestic and international migrants. This figure indicates that in 2023, the region’s migration balance was 113,129, while the equivalent balance with foreigners was 102,302.

A balance of 121,273 was reported in 2022; this balance is “lower than that.” It was split as follows: out of the 245,647 total immigrants, 186,422 were foreigners and 59,225 were citizens. Additionally, 132,518 people—84,120 foreigners and 48,398 citizens—left the community overall.

The data analysis shows that once more “the autonomous community with which the Valencian Community has had the highest balance in 2023 has been the Community of Madrid (3,392) and the one with which it has had the lowest balance has been the Principality of Asturias (-230).”

Additionally, Rincón de Ademuz has a value of -14, whereas the rest of the regions have a positive balance. The migratory balance is more than 1,000 in 20 of the 33 regions. Valencia (21,594), l’Alacantí (11,431), Vega Baja (10,874), and l’Horta Sud (10,038) have the largest migratory balances.

In terms of the municipalities, Rojales (-295), l’Alfàs del Pi (-194), and La Nucia (-99) had the lowest migratory balance in 2023, while Valencia (21,594), Alicante (8,361), and Torrevieja (6,296) had the highest balance.

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Foreigners


The nations that sent the greatest number of immigrants to the Valencian Community were, in order, Morocco (13,401), Ukraine (12,511), and Colombia (31,382). Additionally, Vega Baja (22,932), l’Alacantí (20,326), and Valencia (37,205) were the areas with the highest foreign immigration rates.

Therefore, “the non-provincial capital municipalities that were the destination for the most immigration from abroad were Torrevieja (9,708), Elche (6,427) and Benidorm (4,335).”

There were 59,225 internal migrants that came from another autonomous community overall. Most were from Andalusia (7,250), Catalonia (9,915), and the Community of Madrid (12,054). The areas with the highest immigration rates from another autonomous community were Vega Baja (6,103), Valencia (9,561), and l’Alacantí (6,192).

1,625 immigrants from Catalonia and 2,173 immigrants from the Community of Madrid reside in the Valencia region. According to the study, the Region of Murcia (1,857) is the autonomous community from which the greatest number of immigrants originate in the Vega Baja, while the Community of Madrid (1,516) is the only autonomous community of origin in l’Alacantí that has more than 1,000 immigrants.

Elche (5,778), Torrent (3,954), and Torrevieja (3,890) were the localities that got the greatest immigration from another autonomous community and are not provincial capitals. From the Valencian Community itself, Valencia (16,042) and its surrounding areas, including l’Horta Sud (11,817), l’Horta Nord (8,968), and Camp de Túria (6,918), received the highest levels of internal immigration.

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Emigrations


However, 72,542 of the 84,120 emigrants from the Valencian Community who left for other countries were foreign nationals. Additionally, the United Kingdom (9,684), Romania (7,059), France (5,474), and Colombia (5,308) were the nations to which the greatest number of emigrants from the Valencian Community went.

Like with migrations, the majority of people who emigrated abroad came from Valencia (12,642), Vega Baja (12,544), and l’Alacantí (8,361). The majority of emigrations to other nations originated from the towns of Torrevieja (3,207), Elche (2,794), and Orihuela (2,768), which were not provincial capitals.

The Valencian Community was the starting point for 48,398 emigrations headed for another autonomous community. The autonomous communities of Andalusia (5,839), Catalonia (8,441), and the Community of Madrid (8,662) had the largest emigration rates.

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Consum announces the opening of new stores in Aldaia, Alaquàs, Sueca, Xàtiva, Massanassa and Torrevieja

Consum expands its operations in the Valencian Community and announces the opening of additional stores in six towns throughout Valencia. The Valencian cooperative’s comprehensive network of supermarkets in the region is further enhanced by these new openings.

New Consum stores are scheduled to open in Valencia in 2025


The following are the new stores that Consum will establish in the towns of Valencia:

Alaquàs

Aldaia

Massanassa

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Sueca

Xàtiva

Torrevieja (Alicante)


Three of the stores that were acquired from Kuups last year have enabled the establishment of some of these new supermarkets. These have already been assigned an estimated opening date:

Massanassa (C/ Medi Ambient), which is scheduled to commence operations at the conclusion of May.
Alaquàs (Av. Blasco Ibáñez) and Aldaia (Av. Miguel Hernández) will launch under the Consum brand in the middle of the year.
Consum intends to maintain its pace of establishing 53 new supermarkets in 2025, including 18 of its own stores and 35 Charter stores, as well as to execute 31 renovations and expansions.

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In 2024, Consum achieved revenues of €4,707.03 million, a 7.3% increase, and profits of €108.7 million, a 7.5% increase from the previous year. These figures substantiate the business model advocated by the Valencian cooperative, which is founded on price competitiveness, a diverse selection of leading brands without sacrificing the quality of its own brand, and a steadfast dedication to ensuring customer savings through discounts and gift vouchers. More than €62.2 million has been allocated to this initiative.

Antonio Rodríguez Lázaro, the CEO of Consum, stated that “these results are indicative of the dedication of our entire team, the confidence of our customers, and our capacity to adjust to change while maintaining our commitment to sustainability and innovation.”

It maintained its sixth position in the national classification of distribution companies by surface area throughout the year, increasing its market share by 0.1% to 4.7% of the national market. Nielsen reports that its market share by sales in its area of influence is 13.45%.

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The El Raso, Guardamar celebrates with a Tapas Route and concerts between May 15th and 17th

The programme for the third edition of the Guardamar del Segura City Council’s festivities has been unveiled in collaboration with the residents’ association of the El Raso Urbanisation, an area that is home to a significant number of international residents.

Between May 15th and 17th, the El Raso Urbanisation will commemorate its festivities with a Tapas Route and concerts. The festivities will take place on Thursday, May 15th and Friday, May 16th, and will feature an International Tapas Route featuring twelve establishments, which is two more than the previous year. María Venerdi, the Councillor for Festivals, has announced that participants will be able to experience tapas and a drink for 3.50 euros. Additionally, participants will have the opportunity to participate in a drawing for a variety of rewards and vote for their preferred tapa on the “Tapaporte.” Last year’s edition saw the sale of over 7,000 tapas, as emphasised by the local organisers.

José Luis Sáez, the mayor of Guardamar, has emphasised the significance of “neighbourhoods becoming increasingly integrated into the dynamics of the municipality,” and he has noted that this event has “consolidated itself and become a great gastronomic celebration for the municipality.”

The city council will also offer a transport service that will travel to all participating venues in order to simplify the process of travelling.

Auditorio del Campo will host a grand celebration on Saturday, May 17th, commencing at 6 p.m. The event will feature a variety of musical groups, including the Costa Blanca Singers, who will serve as the opening act.

The charitable nature of these festivities has been emphasised by the Guardamar councillor for Festivals. The El Raso festival committee has sold T-shirts for the Tapas Route at a price of 10 euros. The proceeds of these sales, in addition to those from the bar service on the 17th, will be donated entirely to charitable causes, including the ‘El Milagro de Ver’ Foundation, which is dedicated to enhancing eye health in developing countries, and to those impacted by DANA in Valencia.

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Elche joins the national protests for Palestine on May 10th

Tomorrow, Saturday May 10th, the Elche Palestine Solidarity Committee has scheduled a demonstration in accordance with the national mobilisations under the slogan “Move for Palestine.” The march will commence at 7:00 p.m., and the rally will be held at the Chimeneas de L’Algeps in Elche at 6:30 p.m.

The initiative aims to denounce the situation in Gaza and Palestine as a whole, and to encourage citizens to demonstrate their solidarity and demand genuine action to halt the violence. The Elche Palestine Solidarity Committee extends an invitation to all individuals, irrespective of their gender or age, to participate in this collective demonstration.

As part of a coordinated campaign to increase awareness of the situation in Palestine and demand an end to the violence and occupation, this mobilisation is one of a series of demonstrations that have been organised in various cities throughout Spain.


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