'Dinosaur' presiding over the Porta do Sol
A little while after his landing there was already ** a Facebook page created in his honor ** (today, this "politician" has more than 7,500 friends) and on Change.org, a petition with an unequivocally mafia tone demanded his return to the central roundabout. In it, they snapped at the mayor: "Bear in mind that there are only five days left before the elections in which you are running for re-election, and its fate and that of our city depends on the restitution of the dinosaur ".
With almost 600 signatures, the verdict was swift: Dinoseto, as the bicharraco vegetal was spontaneously baptized four meters high, would return to the center of the city. Not only that, he would have babies! (expected, by the way, for November) . will he get the baby "bushosaurus" further increase the fame of Dinoseto (ahem, Dinoseta), who has even had to see his back damaged by unexpected rides?
But there's more: in this strange Jurassic story (seriously, Who came up with the idea of planting a dinosaur in Vigo AND WHY? ) there is even re-election of mayor -we will never know if thanks to these tree-sculptures- and a family of giant reptiles that will increase to fifteen! copies.
The second, baptized by the neighbors as Rinoseto (we are talking here about a leafy triceratops) he already greets his many fans in the new Navia renewable energy park, and he never stops posing as a selfie partner for passers-by. It seems that, from now on, there will be fifteen new (and strange) reasons to go to Vigo, apart from its charming neighborhoods, its rogue bars, its irresistible cuisine and, why not say it, its coffee liqueur.
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