The second major plaza, called the "Plaza de la Arquitectura Francisco Porrata Doria" (Francisco Porrata Doria Architecture Plaza), features a rotunda and honors the city's architecture. On the rotunda's outer crown is the following encryption: ""Ponce es Tradicion, Cultura, Espiritu, Civismo, Ilusion. Ponce es Virtud."" ("Ponce is Tradition, Culture, Spirit, Civism, Ilusion. Ponce is Virtue.") The same rotunda has another encryption on its floor that reads: ""Estabilidad, Durabilidad, Conveniencia, Belleza, Firmeza."" ("Estability, Durability, Convenience, Beauty, Resolution.") To the right of this plaza is the bust of governor Roberto Sanchez Vilella who, though not born in Ponce, did lived there during his formative school years, and is considered an adopted son of the city. The third major plaza honors Latin American statesmen and it is called "Plaza de los Próceres Latinoamericanos" (Latin-American Statesmen Plaza). This third plaza is dedicated to Simón Bolívar, Juan Pablo Duarte, José Martí, and Luis Muñoz Marín, and there are statues of these prominent people there. The park was inaugurated in 1992 under the administration of mayor Rafael Cordero Santiago. The entrance of the park, via Puente de Los Leones, is guarded by two massive pillars each topped by a lion - one the symbol of knowledge, the other the symbol of power.