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In the face of the deterioration and the growing degradation of emblematic buildings of Cartagena's patrimony, the purple formation demands hard hand with the fulfillment of the law, and that the owners make the corresponding investments
The Monastery of San Ginés de la Jara, the Huerto de las Bolas, the hermitages of Monte Miral, the heritage of the Sierra Minera, the windmills and, recently, the collapse and abandonment of Villa Calamari in San Felix (also known as Villa Versalles) are for We can a few but illustrative examples of a lack of policy on heritage.
Pilar Marcos, spokesman for the municipal group, explained: "Our historical and cultural heritage can not be in the hands of owners who do not comply with the obligations set by the law: cultural interest goods must be visited for citizenship, be taken care of and placed in value ... The opposite is to allow the lack of respect for the history and identity of an entire people.
The respect and care of the heritage does not only happen to exploit tourist and economically the resources we have in the center of the city, but to protect the wealth of neighborhoods and councils, enabling neighbors to know, enjoy and take care of all the history of Cartagena through its buildings and monuments ... "
Source: CTSSP
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