lundi 6 mai 2013

National September 11 Memorial Museum: l'entrée ne sera pas gratuite



 Quelques familles touchées directement par les attaques du 11 septembre sont choquées d'apprendre qu'il faudra débourser pour visiter le musée.

 "Sally Regenhard, assistant chairwoman of the group 9/11 Parents and Families of Firefighters and WTC Victims, called the fee a "slap in the face" on Sunday.

 "Patriotic people from all corners of the country go to teach their children something and show respect, and now they will be faced with this fee? It is outrageous," she said. "This feeds the idea of New York City being money-hungry. It is taking advantage of tourists," Regenhard said. "Making people pay to grieve is going to prevent people from paying their respects and learn about the victims."

 9/11 Memorial communications manager Anthony Guido said that an exact price has not yet been set, but it will range from $20 to $25. Family members of 9/11 victims are exempt from all memorial-museum fees and charges, Guido said. The museum will open in 2014.

 http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/05/us/new-york-9-11-memorial-fee/index.html?hpt=hp_t3

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