| Topic | 16 reports. One community. Your decision. |
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| Category | Canary Islands News |
| Source | CITA News Editorial Team |
Everything you need to know before the General Meeting on 7 March. Official data, unfiltered.
Based exclusively on official community documents.
The community had the budget to act. It did not. And those who pay on time keep paying for those who don't.
The community's largest expense in 2025. Salaries, social security — and even more for 2026.
An official classification places C.C. Cita among the declining shopping centres of Gran Canaria.
€38,717 spent in 2025. €60,000 budgeted for 2026. Nearly €100,000 on awnings with no public documentation.
From €705,974 to €879,536. An increase of €173,562. What concrete improvements justify this rise?
A 25 m² unit in the Cita is listed at €28,000. In the Yumbo, similar units sell for much more.
Only 17 owners with voting rights were present. One controlled a third of the votes.
52 businesses responded. The message is clear: maintenance, security, transparency.
The centre carries nearly €2M in debt. And part of it is collected via an instrument that can expire.
A single representative controlled 38% of the votes present — and voted for the candidate he represented.
The law and the statutes give you the right to see the accounts, contracts and agreements of the community.
You don't need to be present for your voice to count. Here is how delegation works.
CITA News is not just information. It is a platform by owners for owners.
As an owner you have the right to speak, ask questions and vote. Here is exactly how to exercise it.
The meeting ends but your rights do not. You have 3 months to challenge unlawful resolutions.
Point by point. With the exact phrases you can read aloud. Print it and bring it with you.
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