The film Raza and the NO-DO are listed as historical heritage. So far it has been thought that there was not a single film as a heritage of cultural interest, but through the tracing We have learned that at least those two films are protected. In 1993, by order of the Government of Navarra, the protection of Raza and the NO-DO of dictator Francisco Franco was requested. It was 25 years ago and the appointment was made specifically on 21 June 1993. Although the publication has not been found in the Official Bulletin of Navarra of Navarra, it can be confirmed that digital publications are available from 1996 onwards.

The president of UPN was Juan Cruz Alli, Vice-President Miguel Sanz and Javier Marcotegi, advisor to the Department of Culture of the Government of Navarra. The information that was made known following his statement was surprised: "I'm deeply shocked by the information. I don't remember anything. I don't know what happened that whoever has nothing to do with Navarre asks from Navarre." Javier Zubiaur was a director of culture at the time, and neither does he remember it: "I had no idea about this. I did not transmit that order as a director," he said.

It has been Eduardo Maura, from Podemos, who has researched the subject. In fact, they are working on the study and protection of immaterial heritage and at a given moment they met with the documentation. No one assumes this order, but ... The Member of Parliament of Navarre Navarre Eduardo Santos, who is speaking at the Congress of Deputies, said that there is much to be clarified: "Who gave the mandate?" Why was it granted? ".

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