In one Cantabrian district of the municipality of the second There is a playground. So far, everything is fine. If it were not because in a few meters There is a flankist monumentThe field is an ominous contrast. Answering the question Lasexta, the mayor of Voto assured that Do not resist thisBut at the same time, he explained that Nobody asked about it In the city.
It is clear that The historical law of memoryField because in the park of this area CantabriaParadoxically, sliding and swing lived with The monument is dedicated Jose Antonio Primo de RiveraField
“The monument was here for a long time.”The neighbor begins to say that this phrase does not end. The word taboo does not say, but it dictatorshipThe field because the dispute monument was built during Francisco Franco DictatorshipField
According to the mayor of Voto, the municipality in which this tribute to the founder of the phalanxNot a single neighbor never had problems with this. “There have never been any disputes or discussionThe field passed and passed, ”says the mayor of Francisco Maz. So, in his opinion, the symbol is only problematic for coexistence, but this is not a matter. He violates the current law.
And in this passage of time it does not seem that it will be the mayor who will take the initiative to destroy it. Even if you violate the law of historical memory. “If someone makes a motion or logically has any initiative, the law must be fulfilled and must be deleted”The mayor answers Lasexta.
Because there are neighbors who asked them to remove this Franco -Monuche. “I am for removing that he collapses in accordance with the law”One of the inhabitants of the votes says.
But the mayor seems to prefer to wait until he forces him to do this, meanwhile, those who refuse to destroy him. “Don’t take it off, huh? It remains “Ask a person. “It doesn’t bother me at all, I was all my life, I have met him all my life so that he could continue,” says another.
And thus, to vote children in Kantabria will have to continue to play next to the Dani monument in La Falang.
