Empty Parks in Holguin: A City's Lost Heritage
The city of Holguin is facing a severe problem of theft and vandalism in its public parks and recreational areas.
The systematic theft of benches and metals has led to a significant loss of social and cultural heritage, leaving the city's parks in a state of deterioration.
- Theft and destruction of benches and other metal objects in public spaces have increased alarmingly in recent months.
- The problem is not limited to parks, but also affects other public facilities, such as the sports area of the Fernando de Dios Athenaeum.
The City of Parks faces a silent and worrying loss of its social and cultural heritage.
A tour of the city reveals the extent of the damage, with many areas left with only concrete structures remaining.
Author's summary: Holguin's parks suffer from vandalism and theft.
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