US EditionThe Site of Gijón that Will Be Declared a Place of Democratic Memory "for Being a Symbol of the Workers' Struggle in the 50s and 60s"
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Mina La Camocha, the coal exploitation of Gijón that continued its activity until 2008, will be declared a place of Democratic Memory. This is what the Government of Spain has announced, which has initiated the file and published it, this Thursday, in the BOE. The Secretary of State for Democratic Memory, Fernando Martínez, has visited the old mine."It is a recognition of the workers' movement of Asturias," said Martínez, who has not overlooked …
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