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| In addition, the Catholic University has designed routes with the establishments that are presented to the contest in the form of shop windows | Mar a del Valle N ñez Escamilla, 84 years old, along with her son Mart n Donato, 45 years old, and her grandson, Israel D az, are the winners of the 1st Nativity Scene Contest organized by UCAM in Cartagena for individuals.

Specifically, the jury has especially valued the industriousness of the nativity scene presented by this family, which has been enlarging it with works made by hand generation after generation from the figures to the constructions and the smallest pieces. For the election of this nativity scene as the best presented in the contest, it has also been valued that it is equipped with internal lighting, it includes the recreation of a market, a bazaar, flower shop, bakery.

a, mills, bonfires, river, mountains, two fountains with water, ...

and different biblical scenes, such as looking for an inn, the annunciation to the shepherds, the wise men, and, of course, the Nativity. In addition, this family from the Cartagena neighborhood of Los Dolores invites anyone who wishes to see the nativity scene, which can be visited for free at number 44 on Solana Street.

In this way, you can see models of buildings such as the tower of the neighborhood church or different spaces that have been significant in the lives of their authors. 5 meter tall Christmas tree The jury's decision coincides with the publication of a route of nativity scenes in shop windows of the 12 businesses submitted to the competition, which together with the Los Dolores Campus on the web, with which they want to encourage citizens to take advantage of the next week to meet them. UCAM has launched these two contests for the first time in order to encourage the celebration of Christmas with Christian traditions, while helping to boost the city's economy. In addition, this year the UCAM Campus in Cartagena has installed a large 5-meter-high Christmas tree, topped by an angel that announces the birth of Jesus, which has become a benchmark in the Christmas photographs of the university community.

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Source: UCAM Cartagena