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The Social Premises of San Amaro, Frustrated by the Bureaucracy Between the Ministry of Defense and the City
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The neighborhood of San Amaro, in Ceuta, again sees how the long-awaited project of having a social place is once again delayed. What for the neighbors seemed the final straight after the transfer of military land to the City has become a new stage marked by formalities and fences. Far from speeding up the process, the regulations and bureaucratic procedures threaten to lengthen it without a fixed date. The general feeling among the neighbors is…
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