Compromís Asks the Generalitat for Explanations for the Theft at the Villena Museum when the Competition Is From the PSOE
7 Articles
7 Articles
One of the world's most important archaeological finds was stolen from one of Europe's best museums The post Spain: How the 3000-year-old treasure of Vienna took flight appeared first on in.gr.
Mrs Verònica Ruiz demands that the Consell be held accountable for the protection protocols, despite the fact that the direct management of the security of the ...
A large number of gold artifacts from the Bronze Age, made about 3,000 years ago, were stolen from a local museum in Spain.
Dozens of 3,000-year-old gold artifacts, valued at least 1.7 million euros (approximately 2.7 billion won), were stolen from a museum in a small Spanish town. According to Spanish media outlets such as El Mundo on the 27th (local time), the theft occurred in the early hours of the morning at a local museum in Villena, a historic city in the southeastern province of Alicante. A Villena city official stated, "The alarm at the Villena Museum went o…
The theft of the Treasure of Villena has once again put museum security and heritage protection at the centre of the debate. The attack on one of the most important and well-known collections of prehistoric European goldsmithing now forces a review of whether current measures are sufficient to protect the most valuable pieces.
The Valencian Generalitat assures that this is not an isolated case, and announces that it will review the security protocols
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
