Legislación e Instrumentos de Preservación

A study of Cáceres, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with roots dating to 1778, reveals significant gaps in municipal legislation aimed at preserving its historic, architectural, and landscape heritage. Despite the city's designation as a historical patrimony by IPHAN in 2010, only partial legislative measures have been implemented. While a Master Plan exists, critical complementary laws supporting preservation strategies remain unenacted. The research analyzed federal legislation, urban statutes, and municipal laws, alongside materials from the development of a Normative Instruction draft for the historic center and updates to the city's Master Plan. Findings underscore the need for stronger legal frameworks to effectively safeguard Cáceres' cultural heritage.

Mascaro, L. P., & Carignani, G. (2021). Legislación e Instrumentos de Preservación. Revista Latino-Americana de Ambiente Construído & Sustentabilidade, 2(5). https://doi.org/10.17271/rlass.v2i5.2858