Joven tomó foto ‘prohibida’ y lo amenazan de muerte

Joven tomó foto ‘prohibida’ y lo amenazan de muerte

Prohibido sentarse en ruinas de Pompeya, Italia

Ruina de Italia Patrimonio de la Humnidad

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Joven tomó foto ‘prohibida’ y lo amenazan de muerte
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Tomó una foto en un lugar y los activistas lo denuncian

Un bloguero belga se ha hecho una foto en las ruinas de la antigua ciudad de Pompeya, ahora se enfrenta a las críticas, Nils es famoso por tomarse fotos en los lugares más bellos del mundo, esta vez visitó unas ruinas en Italia y sin saberlo cometió una infracción.

Bloguero cometió infrancción
Lo amenazan de muerte por foto

La foto lo muestra sentado en las ruinas de Pompeya, que son Patrimonio de la Humanidad desde 1997, y no está permitido sentarse en ellas. Varios activistas denunciaron a las autoridades el hecho, pues estaban indignados.

TLDR: I didn’t delete this post so it can be a lesson to others. I sincerely apologise to everyone who is offended by this photo. -:- As you may or may not be aware, this photo I took while travelling in Italy has caused some controversy in the Italian mediasphere after posting it on Instagram. The photograph, which I’m not taking down so it can be a lesson for others, was taken at the famous archaeological site of Pompeii, a historically significant tourist attraction in Italy. I am pictured sitting on one of the columns in a visitor area of the site, which is what sparked the controversy. -:- First of all, I would like to apologise to everyone that I have offended by sitting on this stone column. I admit that it was not my smartest decision, and I was not thinking about the historical significance of the place and how it could be perceived by others if I pictured myself in this manner. In my photography, I try to always convey the beauty and feeling that I experience myself in a place, so I meant in no way to disrespect the cultural and historical heritage this place signifies. As someone with a large online following in the tourism niche, I realise I bear a greater responsibility than others to be an example of what and what not to post, or how to behave as a traveller. Now more than ever that is clear to me. -:- I love travelling from the bottom of my heart, it is what drives me and feeds my soul, and to read the – often nationalistic and xenophobic – harm and death wishes that I have received over the past 24 hours hurts me to the core. However, I have learned from this experience and I will apply it to my future travels. I hope others can learn from my mistake too. I am ready to move forward, discuss and engage in a healthy debate with anyone who wishes. -:- Last but not least, Pompeii can use our support in order to further research, educate and conserve their cultural heritage site! As a sign of good faith and remorse, I pledged a small amount to the cause, and I’m encouraging you to do the same! Donations can be made here: https://bit.ly/1tN2CBo -:- Love, Nils Travels

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A pesar del enojo, Nils no eliminó la foto de su perfil, esperando que esto “sea una lección para otros”, sin embargo, cambió su descripción. En el nuevo mensaje se disculpó con todos los que se sintieron ofendidos por su acto y aseveró que donó una suma al fondo del monumento cultural.

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