Ana Abrunhosa defends public heritage as a response to crisis situations

Ana Abrunhosa, president of the Coimbra City Council, defended in Rio de Janeiro that public buildings and heritage should be used as a response to crisis situations. The mayor presented this position in the context of an international visit, where she addressed issues related to the management and enhancement of public heritage. Coimbra, a historic city known for its valuable built heritage, has the management of these spaces as one of its governance priorities. Ana Abrunhosa's intervention in Rio de Janeiro is part of a broader reflection on the State's role in the preservation and use of its assets for social purposes and public interest.