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The last Council of Government of the Region of Murcia decided to adopt on a proposal from the Ministry of Culture, the declaration as Cultural Interest (BIC) underwater archaeological site of the beach of the island where the mid-90 They found two Phoenician ships seventh century BC.
The remains of one of these wrecks were rescued and taken to Cartagena where they are exposed at the National Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQUA).
The second boat is submerged and rescue is much more complicated.
Mazarrón has shown vindictive to find a solution that appraise within the municipalities, the second of these wrecks.
It is a project of vital importance for the municipality, as a tourist attraction more.
So it moved the mayor of Mazarrón, Francisco Garcia, the president of the Regional Government, Alberto Garre, in his visit latter to town last July 1.
The mayor hopes that the regional government fulfills its commitment displayed equally protest with the central government "for the project does not fall asleep," according to the Garre expressed himself in his visit.
For his part, Councillor for Culture, Ginés Campillo, confirms that progress has been made in the procedures for enhancement through discussions with officials of ARQUA and landowners of the environment of the island. Campillo is satisfied by the statement of BIC, initiated by the City Council in recent years.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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