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The City of Cartagena and the San Antonio Catholic University have organized, in collaboration with the Neighborhood Association of Hispanic America, the II Solidarity March of Hispanidad, which will be held on Saturday, October 13 at 5:30 p.m. in the framework of his patronal feasts.

The Councilor for Social Services, Mercedes García;

the academic director of the Campus of the UCAM in Cartagena, Juan Alfonso García;

the president of the Association of Neighbors of the Hispanic American Neighborhood, Andrea María Rebuffo, and the representative of Caritas Cartagena, presented this morning the march, which will start from the Plaza María Auxiliadora, point at which the itinerary will also end.

The councilor congratulated "the neighbors for giving continuity to this initiative, which will help the needy of the neighborhood through Cáritas de la Parroquia de María Auxiliadora", has shown the Consistory's willingness to collaborate in activities like this and thanked the UCAM "for its collaboration with the neighborhoods around its facilities in Cartagena and the entire municipality," something that has also repeated the representatives of Caritas and the Association of Neighbors.

Garcia stressed that "through this initiative will travel a little over 4 kilometers, crossing the Campus that UCAM has with this neighborhood, in what is another example of the commitment of the Catholic University San Antonio for solidarity, sports and the city of Cartagena. "

Registration to participate this march, which have a cost of 1 euro in the children's category and 2 euros in the adult, can be made until Thursday at the Campus of the UCAM in Los Dolores or the neighborhood association of the neighborhood Hispanic America until the day of the march.

OBJECTIVE: TO OVERCOME THE PARTICIPATION OF THE FIRST MARCH

The president of the neighborhood collective, Andrea Rebuffo, has indicated that "in the Campus of the UCAM Cartagena there will be a provisioning and students of the Catholic University will collaborate in the organization of this march for which there is a great demand for the 400 numbers that are have prepared, a hundred more than last year, it is expected an increase in participation.

In this sense, the president of Caritas has stressed that "in this parish we serve about 80 families in expenses such as rent, water or electricity bills, and unforeseen, so we think that with the money we get from the march we can help about 20 families. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena