Alexis Tsipras mentioned that Yedi Kule, a site of imprisonment, torture, and executions, had been included by the Ministry of Culture among the places where private gastronomic events could take place. As he wrote, the reaction of the SFEA, scientists, archaeologists, organizations, and citizens led to its exclusion, which he described as a victory against historical revisionism. Tsipras said he had walked through the corridors, the courtyard, and the cells of the site alongside activists who had been imprisoned during the junta period. He added that he considered cultural heritage a public good and collective property, which should be handed down intact to future generations. #ΠολιτιστικήΚληρονομιά #Ιστορία #ΔημόσιοΑγαθό (translated)
