Diari del camp de tarragona

Més tarragona

El periódico publicó su primer número el 17 de enero de 1939,[1] en plena Guerra Civil, poco después de que Tarragona fuera ocupada por los franquistas[2] Su primer director fue Luis Climent, que ocupó el cargo desde 1939 hasta 1942[3].
Durante la Dictadura, el periódico formó parte de la Cadena de Prensa del Movimiento[4][5] Tras la muerte de Franco, se integraron en el ente público Medios de Comunicación Social del Estado (MCSE). En 1984, fueron subastados por el Estado y vendidos[6][7] Tras ello, cambiaron su nombre por el de Diari de Tarragona[5].

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A finales de agosto del 2020 me gustaría acompañar al lector del Tiempo de las Artes en un viaje por algunos de los museos y monumentos más desconocidos de nuestra casa. Espacios que se completan con aquella típica frase «si fuesen pocos kilómetros y cua para anar-ho a veure».
El Poble Vell de Corbera d’Ebre, el Museu de les Terres de l’Ebre, el castell-monestir d’Escornalbou y el Museu Déu només son algunas de las propuestas que ofrece el Sur de Catalunya. La Tarragona Romana, el Reus Modernista, las rutes de la Terra dels Genis, la Ruta del Cister o cualquier otra feta a mida es una buena forma de descubrir todo el patrimonio que amaga esta zona de Catalunya.

Diari més tarragona

The results of this first study and the pressure exerted to put the problem on the table made the Parliament of Catalonia unanimously approved the creation of a table of air quality to find solutions for pollutants that were not legislated.  Neus Roig, member of the Plataforma Cel Net, tells us that before that the Generalitat «ignored that there was a problem, they said that we should not suffer because of the smells, that it was not toxic».  He also accuses them of playing down the importance of a historical fact: «we had already learned to live with petrochemicals and nobody questioned what it implied».
The aim of the documentary, as its director, Elisenda Trilla, explains, has been «to shed light on the situation in the countryside of Tarragona».  Trilla, from the Saurines production company, an audiovisual production company that deals with issues of territory and landscape in the area, wanted this documentary to serve to vindicate the Francolí valley.  «We are a few kilometers from the refinery and, although we do not receive all the aggressions as the people of Morell, it is true that the refinery is part of our landscape… The landscape that our grandparents knew has disappeared under the industry,» he explains.

Diari de tarragona

She explains that they have not agreed with the rest of the government team since the departure of the PSC councilor Imma Morals at the end of August, to the point that there has been no consensus on various issues such as the distribution of the councils.
Minister Ribera believes that the project of the high voltage line between Aragon and Barcelona, which passes through six counties of the region, is disproportionate. A representation of mayors have met with the subdelegate.
La Llum de Santa Tecla’ was contemplated in several places. Tarragona was illuminated with an artistic installation that commemorates the 700th anniversary of the arrival of the Arm. A project of the local creator, Antoni Arola.
The Sala Trono has already lined up the billboard of shows until the month of January. It presents a season with 19 shows. Among them, four with a Tarragonese label with the aim of highlighting local talent.