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Ley Macondo avanza en Colombia: el municipio Sucre busca convertirse en patrimonio cultural y literario por su historia con Gabriel García Márquez

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The municipality of Sucre, located in the department of Sucre, Colombia, is advancing an initiative known as Ley Macondo to become recognized as a cultural and literary heritage site. The legislative effort seeks to officially link the municipality's history with that of the renowned Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez.

By establishing this designation, local authorities aim to preserve the region's cultural memory and leverage its literary connections to strengthen its appeal and development.

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