The ninth edition of Las Noches del Patrimonio, organized by the Grupo Ciudades Patrimonio de la Humanidad de España (GCPHE), concluded its first weekend of programming with absolute full houses across its monumental spaces. The cultural event achieved a high level of public participation, marking a successful start to its latest schedule of activities in Spain's heritage cities.
In a separate report addressing unrelated humanitarian conditions, the NGO Luna Blanca drew attention to a concerning situation involving women and children camped in industrial warehouses in the Tarajal area of Ceuta. The group highlighted the urgent need for their transfer to alternative accommodation.
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