Albacete’s Knife, Against Its “Criminalization”: “We Don’t Manufacture Weapons, We Make Handicrafts”

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In the Plaza del Altozano de Albacete, a monument exalts the figure of the former razor sellers, who in the 19th century, with the arrival of the railway to the city, offered this article to the travelers who stopped at their station. In a corner of that same square, a totem with the corporeal name of the city of Manchega, which serves as a photocall to tourists, gives the letter ‘L’ the form of a knife. The shops that offer this product as souv…