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They present a bill to recover Maradona's house in Fiorito, which is almost in ruins

2020-11-06T11:50:58.742Z


The idea is to declare "cultural heritage" the house in Azamor 523, which is currently in very bad condition.


11/06/2020 6:01 AM

  • Clarín.com

  • sports

Updated 11/06/2020 6:01 AM

The house where Diego Maradona grew up with his parents,

Don

Diego and

Doña

Tota

, in the Villa Fiorito neighborhood, is not what it used to be.

It is currently inhabited by very distant relatives of the world soccer star, who is hospitalized in Olivos after having undergone surgery for a subdural edema in the head and in turn faces a picture of "withdrawal" for which he will undergo treatment.

These people do not even have a blood bond with 10 and have the property in a state that is far removed from the cleanliness and order that existed when the Maradona lived there, as reflected in a

Clarín

note

published on October 31, one day after Diego's 60th birthday.

For this reason, this Thursday a Bill was presented to the Legislature of the Province of Buenos Aires so that the house located on Calle

Azamor 523

, which had already been named "cultural heritage" last month by the Municipality of Lomas de Zamora , now be declared "of public utility and subject to expropriation."

What is the purpose of the house being expropriated?

The idea is that the

"Diego Armando Maradona Development and Integration House"

can be developed there

.

It would be destined "to encourage in young people ideas of improvement and incentives to achieve the development and growth that all young people deserve", as read in the document presented by

Daniel Lipovetzky

, deputy for the Together for el Cambio, who mobilized with this initiative from the article published by Clarín on the state of the property.

Diego Maradona's birth house in Villa Fiorito

"El Diego is synonymous with national and world sports, therefore, his childhood home carries feelings of social and sports integration. This is important because sport is an excellent instrument and vehicle for socialization, enabling the social integration of people in risk of social exclusion and facilitating prevention in marginalized and underprivileged groups, "Lipovetzky told

Clarín

.

Who occupies the house where Maradona lived today?

The story is somewhat complex.

There is a bond, although it is no longer blood and not even emotional for Diego with whom he currently lives there.

“Pelusa's sister,

Kitty

, married a boy we called

Chirola

.

That

Chirola's

sister

got into a relationship with the cardboard man who now lives in the house where

Pelusa

grew up

.

If you come closer or want to take a photo, he throws you or asks for money.

The house was nothing like what it is now.

Doña Tota

kept everything impeccable, now this is disgusting, ”

Norberto, a neighbor of the house in question

, had explained to

Clarín

days ago.

Diego Maradona's birth house in Villa Fiorito

If this Bill advances and finds its approval, the place where he was born and grew up on the 10th of all time will pass into the hands of the Province of Buenos Aires to be put at the service of the youngest inhabitants of Fiorito, the neighborhood of Lomas de Zamora that witnessed the birth of the cosmic kite that conquered the world.

Look also

Maradona will do a treatment for a situation of "withdrawal"

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Source: clarin

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