Everyone seems to be at it. Last week I drew attention to the proposal by the Balearic government's directorate for food sovereignty policies (part of the agriculture ministry) for fairs and markets in the Balearics to be declared intangible cultural heritage of humanity, there having been a study to back this proposal up - "The role of the peasant in the material and intangible culture of the singular fairs and markets of the Balearic Islands". I hadn't anticipated returning so soon to world heritage and Unesco matters, but then I hadn't anticipated there being a campaign to declare Spanish bars and restaurants world heritage.
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The bar is world heritage
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