Luis Gomez et Gemma Muñoz équatorienne sont les touristes visitant certaines des places offertes dans le Pablo Escobar "narco tours". Ils allaient rendre visite à l'hacienda Napoles, la Manuela hacienda dans Guatapé et le Monaco immeuble avant la démolition. Pour eux "le Monaco démolition de bâtiment est une erreur parce qu'il aura une incidence sur le tourisme dans la ville et il diminue l'argent laissé par les touristes à Medellín" 25 ans après la mort de Pablo Escobar, le bureau du maire de Medellín et de la communauté a décidé de démolir le bâtiment de Monaco et la construction d'un parc commémoratif pour les victimes de la guerre de l'Escobar. La bu

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Luis Gomez and Gemma Muñoz are Ecuadorian tourists visiting some of the places offered in the Pablo Escobar “narco tours”. They were visiting the Napoles hacienda, La Manuela hacienda in Guatapé and the Monaco building before the demolition. For them "the Monaco building demolition is a mistake because it will affect the tourism in the city and it will decrease the money left by tourists in Medellín” 25 years after the death of Pablo Escobar, the Medellín Mayor’s office and the community agreed to demolish the Monaco building and build a memorial park for the victims of Escobar's war. The building was built as a luxury bunker by the capo, to keep himself and his family safe, and as the Medellín cartel's headquarters.  The Monaco building become a problem for the city, the Santa Maria de los Angeles neighbourhood, and the community because since the building was erected, at least six bombs were set off in the area. More recently the building has been promoted as an tourist attraction and many tourists booked for the “narco tours” to visit the Escobar properties, including the Monaco building. This kind of tourism is seen by the community and the authorities as glamourising Pablo Escobar’s image, leaving the victims of the Medellín drug cartel aside.  The Monaco building demolition will take place on 22nd February, 2019. After the demolition the space will be transformed into a Memorial park called “Inflexion” with approximately 5000m2 and will be finished on November 2019.

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