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IU-Greens today warned of the need for the city of Murcia do not confuse the installation of panels on the perimeter of the site of St. Stephen, in the center of the city, with the conservation and enhancement of the same.

For training Councilman Jose Ignacio Tornel, there is no objection to "clean up" the look of the site, but "should not be understood as an alternative to the city claims intervention for this site".

"Restore the space preserving the value of the archaeological remains is the true means of sprucing up the city and its history," he argued Tornel, after stating that "the intention of placing the panels is respectable but we can not forget the underlying problem" .

He noted that the intervention at the site is the responsibility of the holders of Culture, "and Urban Quality and Infrastructure", which was the council who announced the proposal to install the panels.

Tornel also assured that to carry out the intervention proposed by the Department is necessary prior authorization require accurate to the general direction of Arts and Cultural Heritage.

In this regard, he recalled that Article 40 of the Law on Cultural Heritage of the Autonomous Community states that "any intervention intended to be made on a property of cultural interest (BIC) will require authorization from the general management responsibilities for heritage culture ".

Therefore, "it is not a matter of taste, and attempted to manipulate the Councillor for Tourism in the case of the label placed on the facade of the Hydraulic Museum of Los Molinos, but to treat a BIC rigor," she added.

The mayor also said that "the big problem" of the site of St. Stephen is that "those who are obliged to protect and enhance its value are the same who once planned to destroy your particular business with a parking lot, and those not forget or forgive. "

Regarding images for presentations in panels, attend Tornel proposed expert historians and archaeologists to guide practitioners of photography in capturing the images of the past andalusí of Murcia.

Source: IURM