Marcelo Aliaga of Bloggeando la Vida [es] opposes the construction of a zoo on the Condel Hill located in Curicó, Chile. He believes that the construction would not be a creative alternative to help promote tourism.
Written byEduardo Avila
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2 comments
Eduardo, the violence and the reduced space for animals is a very delicate issue. I think in a museum for Curicó or other way to be a sustentable touristic city.
The mayor definitely wants be popular. The future of the city doesn’t matter for him.
Marcelo.