The building expropriation where the bowling alley worked Cro-Magnon Republic It is still a topic of discussion and despite the fact that at the end of November the period that the State has to promote the property procedure was extended for four years, for the moment There is no news about what will happen to the place.
The Argentine News Agency spoke with four survivors, Fabiana Puebla, Oscar Filardi, Ricardo Ramírez and Juan José Rodríguez, and all of them stated the need for Cromañón and the sanctuary, located in the Once neighborhood, to be a “space for collective memory” so that “future generations know what happened.”
What happened to the expropriation of Cro-Mañón?
In October 2022, the Senate approved the project for the Cromañón building to be expropriated and converted into a space for memory.
On that occasion the building was declared as “public utility and subject to expropriation” to “pay off a debt to society.”
More than two years after said resolution, in November of this year the Chamber of Deputies approved and sent to the Senate a bill to extend for four years the period that the State has to promote the expropriation of the bowling alley.
The initiative establishes that the term established in Law 21,499 to promote the expropriation trial in relation, solely and exclusively, to the declaration of public utility and subjection to expropriation provided by Law No. 27,695 is extended for four years.
Furthermore, at the beginning of December, the Buenos Aires Legislature almost unanimously approved the reform of Law 4,786 on Comprehensive Reparation for survivors and relatives of fatal victims of the Cromañón tragedy, an initiative that obliges the City Government to guarantee economic assistance life
“It is the fourth time that a vote has been taken in the Buenos Aires Legislature, and that is why we ask that it be for life and definitive. The law provides health assistance, education, and physical and psychological support, which are essential for victims.“said the survivors before the vote, in a statement.
Source: Ambito
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