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About Region of Murcia

Region of Murcia is located in the southeastern of Spain, between Andalusia (west), Castilia-La Mancha (North), Valencia (East) and Mediterranean Sea (South).
The city of Murcia is the capital of the Region. Other major cities are: Cartagena, Lorca, Caravaca de la Cruz, Jumilla, Yecla, Bullas, Mazarrón, Aguilas ...

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Running Girl under "M".

 The imposing red metal structure forming this monumental letter "M" blends seamlessly into the urban landscape of Murcia's Plaza Circular (the emblematic roundabout in Murcia city), serving as part of the sculptural ensemble that spells out the city's name at this bustling hub. It is amusing to watch the little girl trailing behind her mother, who is deep in conversation with another mother, both of them completely unaware on the pursuit.

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