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INDEX:

1. Peace — Parc Teodoro González  Carla, Tasnim, Houria

2. Democracy — Tortosa City Hall Andrea i Aina

3. Rule of Law — Palace of Justice of Tortosa Younes and Otger

4. Cultural Heritage — Tortosa Cathedral NOA AND MAYA

5. History & Identity — Suda Castle Aran, Arnau M., Stefan

6. Education & Knowledge — URV/ UNED/ SCHOOLS Tortosa Marc J and Mia

7. Community & Solidarity — Mercat Municipal de Tortosa. Eduard Birdan and Arnau

8. Environmental Responsibility — Ebro River, Els Ports, Delta Aicha and Nada

9. Freedom & Public Life — Plaça d'Espanya-Marc Lopez, David Audi and Andrei Covasan

10. Art & Culture — Teatre Auditori Felip Pedrell Ernest, Dylan, Frank

 The Teodoro González Park is the main public  park in Tortosa, Spain.

Teodor González Park is the main park in Tortosa, with gardens, trees, and historic features, it represents peace in our city.

                                         By Carla, Houria and Tasnim.

Peace means no fighting and people living together in a calm and kind way. 

1. Peace - Parc Teodoro González.

SOURCE: https://shorturl.at/l5SpJ

By Aina and Andrea

Democracy is a system of government choosen by the whole population of a state, typically through elected representatives.

2. Democracy — Tortosa City Hall 

Source: https://www.poblesdecatalunya.cat/element.php?e=15561

The structure reflects the institutional importance of Tortosa as a regional administrative center, especially in earlier in 20th century.

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The rule of law is a fundamental principle applied inside any courthouse, including Tortosa’s Palace of Justice.

3. Rule of Law — Palace of Justice of Tortosa

SOURCE:

https://collvila.com/obras/edificio-judicial-tortosa/

4. Cultural Heritage:  Catedral Santa María. 

Made by: Maya and Noa.

Cultural heritage is the traditions, places, and objects that are important to a culture and are passed down over time.

Source: Tortosa Turisme

5. History & Identity: Suda Castle

By Aran, Stefan and Arnau M.

This value represents the set of shared memories, traditions, customs, and experiences that define who we are as individuals and as a community.

The Suda Castle in Tortosa, Built as a Muslim citadel, became a Christian stronghold after its 1148 conquest by Ramon Berenguer IV. It now preserves both islamic and Christian Heritage.

Source: https://shorturl.at/FuPxR 

6. Education & Knowledge — Universitat Rovira i Virgili ( University )

By  Mia, Marc and Josep

We know that this is important because anyone has the right and obligation of be educated.

The place of the picture it's the URV of tortosa, one of the URV in Catalonia and it  is a Campus where you can study, 

We know that this is important because anyone has the right and obligation of be educated.

The place of the picture it's the URV of tortosa, one of the URV in Catalonia and it  is a Campus where you can study, 

https://shorturl.at/m8Ofz 

By: Eduard  and Arnau 

The Market from Tortosa is a lively market where tradition and community come together daily. Where people can buy fresh food and meet each other every day. It feels lively because people don’t just shop, you can meet friends, you can go to drink a cofee...  It is a modernist market in Tortosa. It was built between the 1884 and 1887.

     7. Community & Solidarity 

    Mercat Municipal de Tortosa 

European Value: Community & Solidarity is a key European value that encourages togetherness, support, and shared responsibility to build fairer and stronger societies. 

Environmental Responsibility: EBRO RIVER

By Aicha and Nada

Values: We have to be responsible to take care of it.The Ebro River is a symbol ofenvironmental responsibility mainly due to its fragility and the constant struggle to preserve its ecosystem, especially in the Ebro Delta .

The Ebro River is the longest river entirely in Spain. The river faces environmental pressures, including sediment reduction in the delta and pollution/salinization from industrial use. 

Source: https://shorturl.at/zmgIW

9. Freedom&Public Life- Plaça Espanya

Plaça d’Espanya was built after the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) during the reconstruction of the city.

Plaça Espanya it's a square where you can meet with your friends, go shopping or go to drink a coffe. The square was built during the reconstruction in the 1940s and 1950s, with a symmetrical design and arcaded buildings typical of that period.
It received the name during the Franco era, but many people also call it Town Hall Square because the city hall is located there.

Marc, Andrei and David

The Teatre Auditori Felip Pedrell is an important cultural center that brings together theatre, music, and dance. 

10. Art & Culture — Teatre Auditori Felip Pedrell 

Named after composer Felip Pedrell, it supports both professional performances  local artists, playing a key role in promoting art and culture in the region.

By Frank,Ernest,Dylan

SOURCE: https://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teatre_Auditori_Felip_Pedrell