MXThe Mexican federal government aims to restore 67 abandoned buildings and spaces in Mexico City, including the historic Cine Ópera and the Archive of Waters, which have been neglected and deteriorating for years. These properties, considered artistic heritage, are now available for public use through concession agreements under the General Law of National Assets. The Institute of Administration and Appraisal of National Properties (Indaabin) published a list of these properties, clarifying that they are not for sale but for public interest purposes. The Cine Ópera, built in 1949, has been classified as an artistic asset by the National Institute of Arts and Literature and is part of the Federal and State Immovable Heritage Inventory System.
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