Acting Mayor Stelian Bujduveanu has decided to withdraw the project to transfer the Revolution Square and the Heroes' Monument to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, citing the importance of dialog.
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The interim mayor of Bucharest, Stelian Bujduveanu, has announced the withdrawal of the draft resolution to transfer the Revolution Square to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, arguing that this space belongs to the people. The project has generated public reactions, and Bujduveanu is proposing a public debate to transform the square into an open pedestrian space with historical value. The report proposes redeveloping the area, including pedestrianization on weekends and the creation of an open-air museum, with the aim of improving accessibility for Bucharest residents and tourists.
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