Hi @Diego_CochilocoDiego_Cochiloco
I just read your latest public review:
>The Roman Theatre of Caesaraugusta in Zaragoza dates back to the 1st century AD and could accommodate around 6,000 spectators. Built on flat ground following Roman models, it features a striking stone façade and exclusive access routes to the orchestra. Today, the excavated structure is open as a museum, with walkways and a protective roof offering a direct view into the Roman past.
This is what Google calls General remarks. And this should not be in a review. General remarks are text that sounds like it could be on a website or in a brochure.
You did not mention your visit, or what you saw and did. How did you like the place and why. Such personal information is what can be helpful to fellow Maps users. Getting general information about places can be found anywhere. Personal testimonies are what makes Google Maps special and helpful.
Learn more here:
https://www.localguidesconnect.com/t/4-simple-steps-to-writing-excellent-maps-reviews/393411
Try applying the 4 questions on your reviews.
Finally, you could try to find your hidden reviews and try spotting what guidelines could be the problem. See How to find your hidden reviews
906 of your 940 reviews are currently public. I shared a 17 point checklist in this post. You could take a look at it.
Best of luck. Feel free to ask more questions.