Lugo is a city located in the northwest region of Spain, in the autonomous community of Galicia. It serves as the capital of the province of the same name, Lugo. The city is historically significant and is known for its well-preserved Roman walls, which are a UNESCO World Heritage site. Lugo has a rich cultural heritage, featuring numerous churches and historic buildings, including the Lugo Cathedral, which showcases a blend of architectural styles. The city is also characterized by its picturesque streets and vibrant local culture, offering a variety of traditional Galician cuisine. Lugo’s history dates back to Roman times, and it has been an important administrative and military center throughout the centuries.
Hundreds gathered in Praza Maior to honor Paula Alvarellos, whose sudden passing created a profound void in Lugo. Despite her short tenure starting in January 2024, Alvarellos left a significant…