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Final weeks to visit the exhibition 'Refugees. Andorra, host country' in La Seu d'Urgell

The exhibition, which reflects on the history of asylum in the Principality, can be viewed for free at the Centre Cívic El Passeig until February 14.

Generic image of a historical exhibition featuring photographs and archival documents about refugees.
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Generic image of a historical exhibition featuring photographs and archival documents about refugees.

The exhibition 'Refugees. Andorra, host country', produced by Cal Pal d’Andorra, can be visited at the Centre Cívic El Passeig in La Seu d'Urgell until February 14, offering a historical and reflective journey.

The exhibition, organized in La Seu by the Espai Ermengol, is entering its final stage. Admission is free, and visiting hours at the Centre Cívic El Passeig are Monday through Saturday, mornings (10 am-2 pm, except Mondays) and afternoons (4 pm-7 pm).
This cultural initiative offers an exhaustive journey through the history of refugees who found asylum in Andorra, utilizing archival material, photographs, historical documents, and audiovisuals.

To pay homage to all the refugees who have passed through Andorra throughout history and, on the other hand, to propose a reflection on the current moment.

In addition to free access, several free guided tours have been scheduled, led by local historian Pau Chica. The upcoming sessions will take place on Thursday, January 15, Friday, January 30, and Saturday, February 7.
The Espai Ermengol-City Museum also facilitates pre-arranged visits for interested groups or individuals, coordinated with the support of the Departments of Culture and Solidarity and Cooperation of the La Seu City Council and the Alt Urgell Regional Council.

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