Abstract

Recently, the Constitutional Court dealt with the National Fund for the re-enactment. This fund was established to preserve the historical memory. However, on the one hand, the protection of these intangible cultural assets is achievable precisely through the promotion and enhancement of the historical re-enactments, and, on the other hand, their detection requires the necessary contributions of local authorities. Therefore, we have to reflect on the space that should be left to the regional autonomy.