The demolition of buildings in the Historic Center of San Salvador has sparked doubts and concerns among residents and experts alike. Photographs of premises being demolished next to the National Palace have surfaced, raising questions about the future plans for the area.
According to reports from La Prensa Gráfica, works in the National Palace have already removed a framework of unique pieces, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the demolition. Images show the demolition process taking place in the Center of San Salvador, as the government intervenes in the National Palace to take possession.
In a shocking revelation, century-old tiles from the National Palace have been discarded in a ravine and the Las Cañas river, as reported by elsalvador.com. This has further fueled concerns about the preservation of historical artifacts and the overall impact of the demolition on the cultural heritage of the area.
“No one knows what they are going to do here,” remarked a local resident, reflecting the confusion and lack of transparency surrounding the demolition project. As the demolition continues, residents and conservationists are calling for more clarity and accountability from the authorities involved in the process.