Monday, January 29, 2007

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Photos and videos of the Cuevas del Cerro de San Miguel Alto, Granada.


Photos - Work Rehabilitation and Recovery Cuevas.
http://www.cuevasgranada.fotoblog.co.uk/c1196852.html


Videos - Friday 19 January. City police and operatives of "Cleaning up" the area.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tFah2-V7Pw



Videos 2 - Friday 19 January. City police and operatives of "Cleaning up" the area.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3esg2uyHRhw


Videos 3 - Friday 19 January. City police and operatives of the "Cleaning" the area.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQRnhq2sMOM


Photos - Friday, January 19 City Council Police and Operators "Cleaning up" the area.
http://www.cuevasgranada.fotoblog.co.uk/c1194201.html

Friday, January 26, 2007

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In recent days this proceeding to destroy the caves of Cerro de San Miguel in Granada.


On Friday 12 January, a dozen local police officers appeared at the caves delivering notifications imminent eviction within 48 hours. That information was stated that the living conditions of the caves were not adequate and that the structure of the caves were in serious danger of collapse. Besides this, the degrading treatment the @ s inhabitants, and the notice claimed that after the intervention of agents l @ s, @ s est "had to be disinfected @ s, and their vehicles." L @ \u200b\u200bs

occupants did not obey the order by not considering legal, since there was a court order signed in coming.
A week later, a hundred local police officers and National machines made their appearance with excavators and operators of City Hall, and proceeded to the walled and filled with some of the caves were not inhabited. Heavy machine crossed the hill, but in no time pondering the danger this posed to individuals who were there and for the environment.

To protest these acts was convened a sitting peacefully in front of City Hall this afternoon, attended by more than one hundred people. L @ \u200b\u200bs

inhabitants of the Hill, with the support of associations and social groups began mobilizing and collecting information about everything related to the situation. We can say that everything is happening very fast and had no knowledge of procedures was open to legal issue.

Yesterday, January 24, the police reappeared, accompanying new machines excavators and operators of City Hall, and continued the work of the wall which started a week earlier. This baffled and demoralized the @ s people, we continue with maintenance and rehabilitation of the site in addition to the relevant legal procedures. Complaints have been lodged for damage to property, but have not been taken into account to immediately stop the works.

Granada Caves are part of the city's historic heritage and are being destroyed without the Grenadian people aware of the speculative real hiding behind. If Granada loses their caves will be losing some of the essence of the city. Currently

are seeking clarification from the authorities (City of Granada and Junta de Andalucía) and social cooperation and support of any kind. In the coming days we hope to hold demonstrations and cultural events (concerts, performances ...) but do not really know how far we have. This is an appeal for support and any help is welcome.


Help us stop the destruction

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Today we in Television at 22:20

Today in the channel "Cuatro" in the "Street" issue a report on the status of our caves. At 22:20 we'll see how's the situation.
http://www.cuatro.com/programas/actualidad/callejeros/
http://www.cuatro.com/multimedia/video.html?view=alta&xref=20070125ctoultpro_20.Ves

Monday, January 22, 2007

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Sacromonte caves

Where are they? We refer to the caves: San Miguel
high cliff of the Oranges, the Black Canyon and Paradise Valley ravine.

History: The cave as a home has always existed since the Neolithic period. Granada has been had by far the most important core of caves in the entire English peninsula. Special

incidence for the extension of this habitat type appears to have the expulsion of the Moors from the kingdom of Granada, to move this city to the caves around after the rebellion of Humeya haben 1569.Antes of Moors seems that the Visigoths had used the caves as habitatr.

In the sixteenth century also Roma, arrived to accompany the army of the Catholic kings, are installed on the slopes of San Miguel near the Moorish section (albaicin), carved into the rock by its better adaptation to climate rigor Granada.

The use of caves runs through mid-twentieth century, at which time 11.3% of households surveyed in the capital are caves.

But his deterioration and this in action, go to the 60 depopulated QUAD (60-63) suffered the terrible floods Sacromonte and the people are evicted, marking the "decadence" of the phenomenon that seemed to be committed has disappeared, being only as something folk and tourism.

The inhabitants of the caves, in short, have been all stocks historically have experienced grenade, but contrary to common sense, most were neither Moors and Gypsies. Never have been the space of a single ethnicity, and neither are today.


THE PEOPLE OF THE CAVES OF SACROMONTE

Apart from the inhabitants of a lifetime is a new population that has been installed since the mid 80's in caves that were free after the eviction of the 60, mostly located in areas of high in the cliffs sacromonte above.

Who are they? People from Granada, Spain or elsewhere in the world. They're young, seniors and families.

are craftspeople, artists, musicians, farm workers, construction, students, and more. The same offices as practiced by the ancient inhabitants of the caves.



THE PROJECT:

- Conservation of natural environment.

- restoration and historic preservation of the caves.

- information and environmental education to visitors.

- Recovery old wells and pipelines.

- Recovery of native vegetation reforestation of the park.

SACROMONTE MAKE A LIVING AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES PARK!


What do you do the town hall?
The council wants to evict these people from the caves under speculative pressure. Using as justification an alleged situation of unhealthy housing cave. But they forget that the cave is a hypogean dwelling as such is regulated differently.

say that the caves are dangerous because they can collapse, but they forget that have existed longer than any other house in Granada, forget that only need the support of a tenant.

say much but we do not believe we are lying.

About us
hormigero-FARMHOUSE ASSOCIATION OF AIR
EXPRESIONARTE CULTURAL ASSOCIATION (Cerro de San Miguel).
HILL NEIGHBORS ASSOCIATION OF SAN MIGUEL


References (To confirm what we say);

Urdiales-Viedma, Maria Eugenia (2003): "The cave-dwelling in Andalusia infravivencia housing of the future", Scripta Nova, journal of geography and social sciences, Vol VII, no. 146 (051)

Urdiales Viedma, Maria Eugenia (1987) Caves of Andalusia: trends and demographic analysis situation in the province of Granada "Junta de Andalucía, Concierge of Public Works and Transport, Sevilla.

Visa -Abril, José Miguel : (... ..) "Sacromonte Granada, building materials representative signs identity "unpublished PhD.

-Laurel Forest (1962): "Urban Geography grenade," Elcano, Zaragoza.

Sunday, January 21, 2007

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Welcome to the last corner I've found to communicate what is really going on in my "cave", which is not only a cave, but my home. Both my neighbors and I have to lose, but I want to know how these houses are really behind the effort to dislodge us from the City of Granada.


And ultimately, it would be better than taking into account as work councils in urban planning town hall pass to call lie?