The Junta de Andalucía appears to be throwing in the trowel, I mean towel, over the region's 'illegal homes'. The Voz de Almería carried an article yesterday about the solution being proposed in Arboleas by fellow-party PSOE mayor José García which will legalize around 95% of the houses in that area - with some responsibilities being placed on the owners - namely, to pay for urbanization costs... Today's Voz continues in a similar vein - the J of A secretary for Public Works and Homes, Josefina Cruz Villalón, says that the Junta will pass a law after the summer 'to regularize homes in non-urban areas, not a legalization, but a recognition'. I know, that's why she went into politics, no one at home could understand her either. 'We can't leave these homeowners in a limbo', she added thoughtfully, 'so we have to provide an acceptable answer'. She proposes that homeowners should be able to claim electric and water connections, and pay locally-agreed urbanization costs. Her comments were made in another trouble spot, the Axarquía region in Málaga, where there are some 12,000 'illegal homes'. El Mundo reports that there, a suspiciously exact 86.5% of these homes can be regularized. Her final comment - 'not everything can be legalized, some will be demolished'.
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