eir attitude, some of it enshrined in law, is that they own all thesece magni religious sites all acrosse, but the church has free access to them on conditions that they keep them up and maintain them. 8of course, notre dame years old. it is impossible to maintain it without an enormous investment of money. that was simply not forthcoming. jane: inour article you quote an unnamed official saying this was one of many old buildings in fredce that is in desperate of attention. do you tnk there is going to be a reckoning after this? vivienne: the reckoning has already begun. we have already heard several medieval art historians lay into the government and say that this is ridiculous, this country is the sixth biggest economy in the world, and yet we put almost no money into the heritage, ofth whic are very rightfully proud. however, they are simply not invested in maintaining them. jane: so many challenges ahead. vivienne walt, chank you very indeed for joining me. vivienne: you're welcome. jane: you are watchic world news america." still to come on tonight's kicked, why ecuador juli country

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