The same muddy streets that since 1951 have walked Tudelans, Navarrens, Extremadurans, Aragoneses, Sorians, Andalusians, Basques and Riojans, 75 years later, already asphalted and reformed, serve for Hungarians, Nigerians, Moroccans, Colombians, Ecuadorians, Peruvians, Romanians, Algerians and also Tudelans to join in a common space, in a neighborhood, the Barrio de Lourdes, which was born to welcome all those migrants who sought a space to work…
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The same muddy streets that since 1951 have walked Tudelans, Navarrens, Extremadurans, Aragoneses, Sorians, Andalusians, Basques and Riojans, 75 years later, already asphalted and reformed, serve for Hungarians, Nigerians, Moroccans, Colombians, Ecuadorians, Peruvians, Romanians, Algerians and also Tudelans to join in a common space, in a neighborhood, the Barrio de Lourdes, which was born to welcome all those migrants who sought a space to work…