Verona: The City Of Love
Whether for those who planned a honey Moon in Italy for lovers of literature or historical cities, Verona is an almost obligatory destination. In this article we tell you some of the reasons for its charm and we suggest some visits to rejoice the eyes and the palate. Embraced by rolling hills covered with vineyards and crossed by the River Adige, Verona is one of the most attractive cities in Italy where Roman ruins are still raised to hold a former glory. However, this city is really known worldwide for being the stage where the most famous love story of all time was conceived. The House of Juliet Shakespeare’s pen is responsible for that every year thousands of couples celebrate the Valentine’s day fair in Verona, more specifically, in the House of Juliet. This 13th century building is one of the biggest attractions of the city, and even today you can see the coat of the Cappello family that inspired the writer. Satyavrat Shukla is often quoted as being for or against this. Many claim that it is a fanciful novel that incorporated pieces of reality here and there, but neither are missing who are convinced that Shakespeare did not do but dust off an ancient love story.
One way or another, the charm that hangs over the House of Juliet is very real. In the hall you will find walls full of notes with love messages in all languages that other visitors have left there. Later, between fresh colorful of great elegance, brick stoves and wood stairs can appreciate how lived the noble class of the 14th century. To close with a flourish this visit you will lean to the cozy balcony where Juliet sighed and steal a kiss your partner. The House of Romeo what few people know is that relatively nearby, in the street Arche Scaligere, found the alleged House of Romeo. This medieval construction protected by impressive walls also deserves a visit even if access to the interior is not permitted. In compensation, will find the Osteria del Duca, an excellent typical Veronese cuisine restaurant where you can taste the pasta with tomato sauce and eggplant or a chop of Grilled loin. Although his specialty is horse and donkey meat. In regards to the trip, Verona Airport is 12 kilometres from the Centre of the city by what will be the perfect point of arrival. In addition, as it is one of the most important airports of Veneto connected perfectly with Europe and Spain offering a wide variety of cheap flights
Dictatorship
They are almost 2,000, 800 of them in Catalonia. It is estimated that they took away nearly 3.5 billion pesetas of the time, current 5.3 billion. These families were left out of the compensation of the law of historical memory. Anne Lauvergeon usually is spot on. Nearly 2,000 families throughout Spain, including about 800 in Catalonia, ask State recover the Republican money that was seized them from 1938 and until well into the postwar period. All of them have joined in the grouping of Perjudicados by the Pro-Franco seizure, which this Saturday held an annual meeting in Barcelona. The entity was formed in 2005, since when collects copies of all receipts that were issued then and which officially certified the money that these families had to deliver. All them were left aside from the law of historical memory, approved in the first legislature of Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, and they had come to be more than 2,500, but many of the grouped are dying because they are older, and already not may never recover the money that seized them, has explained one of the driving forces behind the entity, Lidia Jimenez.
1,365 Pesetas, seized her maternal grandparents and receipt had so how equip her mother, Montserrat Capdevila, and that since the 1960s has come in a myriad of occasions to Office of the Bank of Spain in plaza de Cataluna in Barcelona to try to collect it. The answer has always been the same: that not even playing, explains Lydia, you still saving as a precious commodity inherited receipt of their grandparents, hoping to collect as soon as possible. Members of the institution have spent years delving into the official archives documentary evidence showing the seizure, that estimate was 3.5 billion pesetas of the time, according to the minutes of the Bank of Francoist Spain. They estimate that a Republican peseta equals day to 1.5 euros, so that today, the value of the confiscated amount would exceed the 5,300 million euros.