Spain, which since 2004 must have a central storage and recycling of nuclear waste, will continue to send them to France, even if the cost rises to 60,000 euros per day or 22 million euros year. After much debate, three municipalities were chosen to host the "Temporary centralized center" (ATC), said the Catalan daily La Vanguardia.
But the Japanese nuclear incident "will not help to find the necessary consensus", said Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba.
But the Japanese nuclear incident "will not help to find the necessary consensus", said Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba.
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