The case grows controversy following the decision of Palazzo San Giacomo to assign the structure of the Market Square to a cultural group But residents do not give up: "We will maintain the garrison"
morning 09/29/2009
are not yet satisfied the residents of Market Square protesting against allocation church to the cultural association "Until such time as will not be returned the keys to the door of Santa Croce, we will continue to be vigilant," says Gianfranco Wurzburg r is the liveability municipal councilor and leader of the protest. The people gathered near the church are still furious because someone has played through the gate the banner of protest that was raised last week to let them know what was happening to the city: "They think that without that written for people to forget our battle - says an elderly stopping at the entrance - but we have already decided to do it again and replace it. Until the day when our church will reopened for worship, we will not give up the garrison. " The rest is easy for the contestants to be present and alert because they are all inhabitants of the area. The next move of the protest committee, according to what they say they are participants, will be to ask the mayor or alderman's assets make a visit inside the church: "That may be canceled on the last question ' award - says Wurzburger on behalf of the committee - from St. James Palace insist in explaining that the association has been assigned PuntoZeroCamp only rented the parsonage. But that area of \u200b\u200bthe structure is not physically separated from the holy place: there are no walls or doors. To lease, rent only that part should be isolated and build a wall inside a medieval church. We believe, honestly, it's impossible to get permits to build a wall structure in there. " pa. bar.
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