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Sant Cugat Investigates the Origin of Cracks in the Monastery that Show 'Controlled Movements' in Its Structure

Summary by El Periódico
The City Council of Sant Cugat analyzes these days the subsoil of the interior of the church of the Monastery to evaluate the causes of small movements that have been detected for years in the structure of the building and thus verify the real state of the foundation of the wall of the south facade. It would be, for now, "controlled" movements that would not compromise the structure of the building, but whose origin is unknown, as well as its po…

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The City Council of Sant Cugat analyzes these days the subsoil of the interior of the church of the Monastery to evaluate the causes of small movements that have been detected for years in the structure of the building and thus verify the real state of the foundation of the wall of the south facade. It would be, for now, "controlled" movements that would not compromise the structure of the building, but whose origin is unknown, as well as its po…

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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