Next Friday, February 2, firefighters from Valencia will train the people of Madrid so that there is "no loose end" in the mascletà that will be fired in Madrid on February 18.
The mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, said this week that “we want to convey that it will certainly be celebrated with all the safety conditions, and for that it is necessary that the Valencia firefighters who have, as it cannot be In other words, an extraordinary experience, train the firefighters of Madrid, of whom we are very proud and who, of course, have technical expertise and extraordinary capacity.”
At the moment it is unknown where the shooting to which both Almeida and the then PP candidate for Mayor of Valencia and now mayor, María José Catalá, committed themselves will take place before the municipal elections in May 2023.
The shot is part of the new framework of institutional relations established by the cities of Valencia and Madrid, which will be staged next Wednesday in Fitur with the signing of a new agreement between the Valencia City Council and the Madrid City Council. Last summer the mayor of Madrid visited València and in his meeting with the Catalan mayor he opted to "consolidate" the "alliance of prosperity" between València and Madrid. Catalá pointed out that the Valencian capital wants to "take Madrid as an example" to develop "many policies" regarding mobility, economic projects or lower taxes.
