Yesterday Barcelona Forum Universal de las Culturas has been inaugurated.
The king and the city major, in their speeches, called citizens of all countries to join the Forum, which aim to dialogue and gathering among people of different religion, ideas, principles.
The role of the town of Barcelona has also been emphasized.
Nevertheless, access to the Forum is not open. Everyone has to pay 21 euro just to enter the arena, adding more to take part in a debate (to dialogue with Jorge Valdano, 72 euro and (¡sich!) 60 for Josè Saramago).
Moreover, once entered, you can’t go out and come back afterwards. And it is forbidden to bring food or drinks; you have to buy the multicultural meals sold by the organization, with the consultancy of Ferran Adrià.
Below, the comment by today edition of El Pais.
and the parking: 7 euros !!
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But they have transformed an area that was plenty of rubbish in a park and other services. And, at the end of the Forum, the people living in the neighboroud will enjoy of it.
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You need to say:
“..was inaugurated” You cannot use the present perfect with yesterday.
The King and the Mayor of Barcelona,……with the aim of greater dialogue and understanding among people of different religions, ideas, cultures and principles.
The role of the city of Barcelona has also been emphasized.
….Moreover, once inside the arena..
Below is an apt comment found in today´s El País.
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Yesterday Barcelona?s Forum Universal de las Culturas was inaugurated.
The King and the Major in their speeches called citizens of all countries to join the Forum, with the aim of greater dialogue and understanding among people of different religions, ideas, cultures and principles.
The role of the city of Barcelona has also been emphasized.
Nevertheless, access to the Forum is not open. Everyone has to pay 21 euro just to enter the arena, adding more to take part in a debate (to dialogue with Jorge Valdano, 72 euro and almost 60 for Josè Saramago).
Moreover, once inside the place, you can?t go out and come back afterwards. And it is forbidden to bring food or drinks; you have to buy the multicultural meals sold by the organization, with the consultancy of Ferran Adrià.
Below, is an apt comment found in today?s El Pais.
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