The sellers of the municipal markets they live a month of August complicated by the absence of tourism.
From the Autonomous Provincial Association of Market Sellers encrypt in a 50% the losses in sales during this month although they assure that, since they reopened on April 30, Alicante residents have responded very well.
Matilde Hernández, president of the association, explains that customers have seen the market as a safe and open-air space and affirms that the fruits and vegetables they got off to a very good start.
Of course, not all the markets in the city of Alicante have recovered all of their positions. In Teulada, for example, yes that activity has been recovered with 100% of the jobs but in Benalúa, Carolinas and Babel not all of them could be incorporated due to lack of space.
Hernández declares that, thanks to the aid to self-employed They have been able to survive and he says that the percentage of sellers who have stayed on the road and have not been able to reopen their positions is minimal.
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