Councilman Municipal Utility, Mariano del Castillo, explained the reasons that the City claims to refuse to allow preparation of the mass grave in the cemetery by the group of relatives of those buried there.
Specifically, the mayor says the project for construction in the area of \u200b\u200bthe cemetery, a monument to remember the victims, can not be done because "you indicate municipal technicians."
"We can not give a concession for action there, because only licensed to perform work as an end with the burial of a body. As these graves are not going to produce, we can not grant any concessions," he said the councilman.
Mariano Del Castillo has been advanced that the City has a project same with the "let's dignify that area, and even now has the appropriate budget. The intention of the government team is to create "a space for anyone who wants to have a place to pray or simply to a relative or loved one at some point have been buried in this cemetery." The space
include any reference to those buried in the grave, to the civil war and Francoist repression. "We believe that these are wounds that are closed, and we do not need to be any reference or mention" concluded Del Castillo.
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Izquierda Unida Minutes earlier, the Municipal spokesperson of the United Left, José Luis Maximiliano, also referred to the claim of the group of relatives of City Hall's refusal to allow the project
"We do not see anything wrong with these People have a project, and also have the necessary funding. Moreover, all it does is put the names of such persons, together with the motto 'for justice, freedom and democracy. "I do not know that can offend of this project to Antonio Román. Maybe it's not like that slogan, "said Maximilian, who insisted on not understanding" as the Popular Party opposes it. It seems a nonsense total. Maybe they do not want is that people who pass by wonder what happened to all those names, and to know what had happened. "
IU spokesman has analyzed the draft submitted by the group relatives of those buried in the grave, and reiterated that "if they come to us, certainly support their initiative."
Specifically, the mayor says the project for construction in the area of \u200b\u200bthe cemetery, a monument to remember the victims, can not be done because "you indicate municipal technicians."
"We can not give a concession for action there, because only licensed to perform work as an end with the burial of a body. As these graves are not going to produce, we can not grant any concessions," he said the councilman.
Mariano Del Castillo has been advanced that the City has a project same with the "let's dignify that area, and even now has the appropriate budget. The intention of the government team is to create "a space for anyone who wants to have a place to pray or simply to a relative or loved one at some point have been buried in this cemetery." The space
include any reference to those buried in the grave, to the civil war and Francoist repression. "We believe that these are wounds that are closed, and we do not need to be any reference or mention" concluded Del Castillo.
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Izquierda Unida Minutes earlier, the Municipal spokesperson of the United Left, José Luis Maximiliano, also referred to the claim of the group of relatives of City Hall's refusal to allow the project
"We do not see anything wrong with these People have a project, and also have the necessary funding. Moreover, all it does is put the names of such persons, together with the motto 'for justice, freedom and democracy. "I do not know that can offend of this project to Antonio Román. Maybe it's not like that slogan, "said Maximilian, who insisted on not understanding" as the Popular Party opposes it. It seems a nonsense total. Maybe they do not want is that people who pass by wonder what happened to all those names, and to know what had happened. "
IU spokesman has analyzed the draft submitted by the group relatives of those buried in the grave, and reiterated that "if they come to us, certainly support their initiative."
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