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Since December 2009, the exhibition discourse of the Treasures of the Archaeological Museum has been enriched with the incorporation of two extraordinary pieces of Roman statuary from the Roman villa of Salar (Granada).
The excavations carried out in the archaeological site have brought to light the remains of the residential part of the villa occupied between the 1st and 4th centuries. It was part of the same, a Nymphaeum, a sanctuary dedicated to the Nymphs in which the sculptural pieces appeared.

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“In the coming weeks, the Governing Council of the Junta de Andalucía will declare BIC, at the request of the Ministry, the Roman Villa of Salar, another example of the commitment of the Government of Juanma Moreno to defend and protect our heritage,” said the counselor after a visit to the site with the mayor of Salar, Armando Moya, and the territorial delegate of Development and Culture of the Board in Granada, Antonio Granados.
Thus, Del Pozo has also announced that, “in order to enrich the visit to the Roman Villa, we have proceeded to make a 3D artistic recreation of the site”. This action, which has had a budget of almost 17,000 euros, will provide a historical 3D model of the villa, infographics for interpretive panels, an interactive tour of the Roman villa and the creation of an audiovisual subtitled in English.
This line of work includes the actions in Salar and its imminent BIC protection, which will give the Roman Villa “the recognition of the maximum heritage protection” and of the “effort made by all the residents of Salar in the care and enhancement of the site”.

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The mayor of Granada, Francisco Cuenca, has joined in less than two weeks since the constitution of the new government team, the Bureau against Electricity Cuts to “demand a fundamental right that citizens have to be able to have electricity supply as long as they pay the light and not as is currently happening with thousands of people, who pay their light and continue to have terrible problems with the basic supply.”
“The new government formed in the City Council has considered a priority in this city to end the power cuts affect the in the North zone and other districts of the city,” he said. “From the report of the Andalusian Ombudsman, which today will be given account, we support the need for a coordinated shock plan between all institutions, but also the Ombudsman himself stresses that, in addition to coordinating, what must be done is to ensure this basic supply.”
After thanking the “prompt convening” of the Bureau Against Power Outages, which was held this afternoon at the Government Subdelegation, Francisco Cuenca recalled that “a week ago we were in the North zone from where we requested the convening of this institutional commission immediately and with the incorporation of the new government team”.