Alfredo Llopis: “We find it difficult to have processions but we are working on an alternative Holy Week” | Radio Alicante | Present

Regarding the processions in the street, Llopis comments that although a definitive decision has not been made, “things are difficult.” He assures that within each brotherhood a certain control could be maintained, what would be more complicated is to control the public that attends and fills the streets.

On SevillaFor example, the decision has been made not to celebrate Holy Week in the streets. “We also hope that the Bishopric of Orihuela-Alicante pronounce on the matter and if not, the Board of Directors will make a decision that will be the most sensible“.

Llopis adds that after a year without being processed and another with little possibility of doing so, some people have made the decision to leave the brotherhoods although he assures “they are a immense minority“.

Regarding the agreement for Easter to have a street in Alicante, Llopis has declared that “it is a reason for satisfaction“which somehow recognizes the work, most of the time quiet, of so many families who have worked over the years so that Holy Week is recognized at the national level as it is.”

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