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UNESCO heritage ; MASSACRE of the Dordogne Valley

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UNESCO heritage, "No to the MASSACRE of the Valley"
Monuments in Protest.
More Info;      Unesco - Heritage .
please sign this petition, it's very important for the Dordogne Monuments,  share this with your friends; thank you.


from left to right, Marqueyssac - Beynac - Castelnaud
NO THE MASSACRE IN THE VALLEY OF THE DORDOGNE!
- Threat on one of the most beautiful sites in France, classified by UNESCO, pride of Périgord. - Wastage of the money from our taxes: 50 million for a disproportionate road infrastructure totally useless. - Democracy flouted: 90% opposition during the public inquiry.
IN DEMOCRACY NO IT'S NO!



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from Tina Turner to Amy Winehouse

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