The Memorial Collective speaks of “unhappy state of nature conservation” of the church of the Zaramaga district, which will organize the memorial of March 3. The sovereign coalition has described the state of the church as “serious”.
The collective Gare memory He has denounced the “unfortunate state of preservation” of the church of San Francisco de Vorroria-Gasteiz, which will organize the memorial of 3 March.
‘The wind storm is not as only responsible. They are too much Years of abandonment and lack of maintenance. Integral intervention and institutional will that avoids large evils is urgent, “said the collective in the social network X.
For his part, Eh bildu He will ask for statements in the next full control of the Basque parliament to the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, María Jesús San Joséby him “Serious State” from the church of the Zaramaga district.
In a note, the parliamentarian of this group Amancay Villalba He complained “insecure” State of this temple that will be explained by the Spanish government “place of memory”.
“The Minister of Justice and Human Rights must explain the steps that the government will take with the rest of the institutions with responsibilities in this matter to the Structural repairs That the building urgently needs and what financing will be dedicated to it, “he asked.
Villalba recalled that, in the negotiation of the state budgets of 2023, EH Bildu agreed with the Spanish government A game of 600,000 euros To finance these repairs and to create the monument as quickly as possible.
Likewise, EH Bildu parliamentarian has indicated that the protocol for the Creation of the Memorial of 3 March It has been signed since 2021 by the Basque government, the Diputación, the city of Vitoria-Gasteneiz and the diocese.
“It’s time for institutions to take this issue seriously,” he claimed.
Source: EITB
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