Discussion and Comments
Daniel, on March 18, 2025 at 20:36
My mother died last year. She left without seeing the fallas. She was a good neighbor of Denia. And she was also born there. Let's hope someone mourns this news.
Pilar Lopez, on March 18, 2025 at 18:02
Fish and Grills 1 sol?? Ahh for the breaded olives... come on
Maria, on March 18, 2025 at 12:17
Exactly, parents with cell phones on terraces, and children, some of whom aren't even eight years old, with lighters and firecrackers, not "bombing" them without supervision—that's how it works. No one, not even those who should, i.e., the parents, say or do anything.
Caesar, on March 18, 2025 at 11:35
Well, I think you're both right.
Miguel, on March 18, 2025 at 10:09
So you're a pothead.
Yda, on March 17, 2025 at 16:21
Sorry..er staat iets wat ik niet geschreven heb. Jullie zijn 👍👍👍
Jew, on March 17, 2025 at 16:09
Heb er 2 keer een etentje genoten, die heel goed waren
Fernando, on March 17, 2025 at 12:50
It's totally unbearable!! They should be banned or have a designated area designated, not have them rampaging through Dénia 24/XNUMX! It's impossible to enjoy the fallas peacefully. IT'S A TOTAL NIGHTMARE.
Visentet, on March 17, 2025 at 12:25
Those who sell tobacco and alcohol, which are proven to be carcinogenic and destroy people, should stop selling because it goes against the public health of the country. In other words, if the state makes money, people don't matter at all. They live to see.
Paloma, on March 16, 2025 at 23:51
That's what I say! I totally agree with the comments and TOTALLY DISAGREE WITH THE indiscriminate FIRECRACKER PACKAGING. Of course, luckily and as best I can, I'm leaving Denia for Fallas... like many others! I'm taking a plane from Valencia and fleeing to wherever, and the plane is packed to the brim with Valencians! Why is that? And who is the "non-party" of Fallas for then?
Visentet, on March 16, 2025 at 20:02
Let him pay for what he has done if everything is true, no more, no less.
George Michael, on March 16, 2025 at 14:42
In Valencia there are no fools throwing fireworks in the middle of the road, you can see the dolls without any problems, unlike in Dénia, here only fools, rednecks and rude people reign with their brats and fireworks.
Manolo Tema, on March 16, 2025 at 12:52
Sensitive tourists and locals who can't stand the noise of fireworks in the streets should be taken into account and banned from setting off fireworks. A bunch of idiots queuing up to buy this rubbish, raising their children poorly, and turning these Fallas into a hell in the city. Everywhere you look, there's an idiot with a fireworks display; you can't go out for a walk, take the dogs, or look at the dolls.
Brigitte, on March 15, 2025 at 22:50
It's completely crazy, impossible to enjoy the fallas, too many squabbles. I think Denia is going to lose more than it gains. It should think more about this problem. This is the first year they've been so annoying. It's devastating.
Daniel, on March 15, 2025 at 21:35
The problem is who buys. No one says anything, neither parents nor the stores. Then firecrackers are set off 1 meter away from a person.
Maerinaab, on March 15, 2025 at 20:33
Up, up, up, they only think about raising taxes. The water bill in Denia is already quite expensive, considering that the water is not suitable for drinking or cooking, and sometimes not even for showering, since sometimes the skin reacts after a shower. Is the city council considering refunding citizens for the expense they incur by having to buy bottled water??? It would be fair. And we'll see the cahouza they make, see the precedents on Montgó.
Maria, on March 15, 2025 at 20:09
They just put a firecracker in the door, and? ..... who is responsible?
Lara, on March 15, 2025 at 19:04
I totally agree!! Besides, I have two autistic children, and they have a really hard time. I'm not saying they shouldn't shoot, but mark off an area and they'll get tired of it, but NOT EVERYONE..!! Thanks..!!! Ahh, and worse are the parents who don't educate them on this subject. Thanks..!!
Rachel, on March 15, 2025 at 17:33
We've been waiting for the bus since 17 p.m. and it didn't come on two Saturdays, deceiving us... never taking the bus again.
Antonio Aseijas Carmona, on March 15, 2025 at 17:06
How shameless they have been without sewage in Las Rotas for 50 years, paying fixed and variable rates (depending on consumption), and now we have to finance improvements to the Marinas, and we will continue to pay for the removal of the sewage from our septic tanks. They have not been able to request the necessary loans when funds from the European Union have been available. IT'S ALL CLEAR, THE CITY COUNCIL DOESN'T CARE, IN THE END OF THE DAY THEY ARE SUPPLIED WITH THE TAXES WE ALL PAY, AND AHHHHH MYSTERY, THEIR PARTNER FCC POCKETS THE MONEY FROM ITS 49%. THEY HAVE BEEN PREVARICATING FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS AND ANYTHING GOES WELL, OF COURSE THERE IS SOME LAWYER WHO HAS THE BALLS TO REPORT THIS THEFT TO THE NEIGHBORS. WELL, IT SEEMS THEY ARE AFRAID. CRAPPY POLITICAL FAITH AND POLITICIANS
Kjell jonsson, on March 15, 2025 at 17:03
Where in Denia is the Museum?
Alain, on March 15, 2025 at 16:36
Don't you have enough already? With everything we pay, and we're the city with the most expensive water in Spain... scoundrels... we pay VAT on everything... this is non-stop... shameless politicians.
Maribel, on March 15, 2025 at 15:11
When are they going to stop this stupidity of throwing firecrackers in the streets? The Falleros should already implement changes that respect others on the streets, but in the end, they're only concerned with parading in their costumes, drinking, and eating. This festival only causes annoyance.
Joan, on March 15, 2025 at 13:27
You have to be retarded and of a bad race to use firecrackers when people are visiting the Fallas monuments. Firecrackers yes, but at official Fallas events... they shouldn't be used indiscriminately anywhere, anytime. Then we also have to talk about the power of firecrackers. What's this about using mini bombs in the middle of a street where people are passing by?
Graham, on March 15, 2025 at 10:08
I think any indiscriminate use of firecrackers/fireworks should be banned. I live in La Xara and twice recently I have been walking my dog during the afternoon and he was terrified by a young mother with her son, and on Thursday by two very young boys, all throwing firecrackers. I am not against fireworks just the indiscriminate use of them.
Jopelin, on March 15, 2025 at 09:51
And thanks to what, the City Council is going to raise our sewage rates and next time there will be no more flooded roads and streets.
Javi, on March 15, 2025 at 09:32
Congratulations to the Civil Guard and National Police for clearing Denia of criminals.
pep, on March 15, 2025 at 09:03
And if they were eliminated outright? I've never seen anything more stupid in my life. The fallas might be interesting to visit, without the fireworks.
Yolanda, on March 15, 2025 at 00:09
It seems to me that we're losing our way a bit on the linguistic issue. When a company has employees who do their jobs and are good professionals, are you telling me that if they don't know Valencian or Catalan, they're no longer suitable for that job? I don't believe that when our doctors, engineers, and nurses go to work abroad—I'm referring to France, Germany, and European countries where English is the king language. But I'm talking about German where our engineers go without knowing German and are hired for their good training and knowledge, not because they speak the language or don't speak it. Are you telling me that if there's no doctor in a town in the region and someone comes to work from another region and doesn't know Valencian, they won't be hired? In my opinion, that's initially impractical and certainly doesn't consider the needs of citizens who prioritize a language over the qualifications required for a job. By that rule of three that Valencian doctors work only in Valencia because they will be forced to study Valencian, imagine that if only qualified professionals who exclusively use Valencian worked there, they would lack professionals in most disciplines.
Yolanda, on March 14, 2025 at 23:42
We don't learn from our mistakes. Regardless of the fact that the management of the DANA (National Flood Control Facility) by the central government and the Generalitat (Catalan Government) has been and continues to be a disgrace, leaders should take measures for the future, but they aren't. I imagine they could consider cleaning ravines, riverbanks, or creating more reservoirs. Our farmers have their water rationed during times of drought, and now that it's raining cats and dogs, we have to let the water go because we have no more places to store it. Political interests on the part of the central and regional governments mean that money isn't spent on preventing and improving facilities to minimize the risk of flooding, and according to all forecasts, DANAS (National Flood Control Facility) are going to become more frequent. But without problems, we continue fighting and spending money on consultants who solve nothing.