Muévete calls for talks to protect Costa Calma nursery after court setback
Muévete has urged Pájara Council to hold talks with the owner of the Costa Calma nursery building. A Supreme Court decision has raised concerns about the service’s future.
Municipal political group Muévete has called on Pájara Council to hold urgent talks with the owner of the Costa Calma nursery building. It is still unclear whether the childcare service can stay there.
The group issued its statement on 4 November 2026. This followed the Spanish Supreme Court’s decision not to admit the council’s appeal. The judgment in favour of the property owner is now final.
For families using the nursery in southern Fuerteventura, the main concern is whether the dispute could disrupt childcare. Muévete warned that the owner could seek and enforce eviction from the building. This could put the nursery’s future at risk. The report does not announce a closure or give an eviction date.
Calls for talks and public answers
Muévete urged the council’s governing group to contact the owner and start talks. It called for ways to protect the service rather than waiting for further legal developments.
The group also asked the council to explain publicly how the dispute had reached this point. It asked why the council had rejected the owner’s proposals for talks. It also wanted to know what steps the council planned to take to prevent an impact on residents. The claims about rejected proposals come from Muévete’s statement.
According to the group, families have expressed concern and anxiety about the uncertainty. They are also worried about how it could affect their ability to balance work and family life.
Muévete also criticised what it described as a lack of planning. It argued that a nursery could have been built on municipal land in Costa Calma. The source gives no response from the council or agreed solution for the existing service.