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For the Oriolans of my generation, it was the building that housed Radio Orihuela an unavoidable meeting place. Located on the Calle Mayor it was in it, in addition to the only station of the City, the Women’s Section of Falange, and on the ground floor the cafeteria bar called “Home of the Comrade”. I say that it was a place of
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For the Oriolans of my generation, it was the building that housed Radio Orihuela an unavoidable meeting place. Located on the Calle Mayor it was in it, in addition to the only station of the City, the Women’s Section of Falange, and on the ground floor the cafeteria bar called “Home of the Comrade”. I say that it was a place of