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In a festive and sporting atmosphere, around 300 people, most of them women, have taken part in the exit of Woman March 2017 from the Plaza de España.
An initiative of solidarity organized by the Department of Equality that counted on his departure with the participation of the mayor, José López;
The Deputy Mayor, Ana Belén Castejón;
And the councilors of Equality, David Martinez, and Social Services, Carmen Martín.
The mayor has remembered before leaving with the participants of the march, that the purpose of this initiative is to give visibility to the problems that women have and institutions should be accompanied in any of the acts that are performed in the city to Throughout the year.
"We must balance the balance so that equality is much more real, and that must be done with effective policies that also give women what the male sex has been held since time immemorial and certainly not appropriate.
And when we finish equating it look up, that is where women have to be, which is where it corresponds to them for value, "has considered Lopez.
For her part, the deputy mayor, who was five and a half months pregnant, indicated at the exit that she would try to continue the march for as long as possible and thanked the Equality Department and its technicians for "making it possible for another year to be taken This journey of coexistence among women ", so necessary to promote this equality that is pursued.
The event, culminated in the park Rafael de la Cerda, where many women have joined to form a group around the half thousand people.
There the participants have celebrated a coexistence with diverse activities with charitable spirit, solidarity and coexistence.
In this edition, funds have been raised for the Tio Vivo Foundation, a non-profit organization that offers assisted therapy with horses and other animals to people with disabilities.
The Tío Vivo Foundation was founded in 2005. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to social assistance that pioneered in the Region for its animal therapy and related nature for people with disabilities of different types.
This group has two centers, one of which is located in Cartagena, specifically in the town of Miranda, on the outskirts, where there are two people hired and the rest are volunteers.
It is a center open to any initiative, so he has taken the opportunity to invite people to meet them and come to see the work they do there.
After the march, the attendees have enjoyed a class of zumba and other series of activities, such as a raffle in which a picture has been provided by Asido, whose partners also join this event.
The Department of Equality has arranged several buses to take the participants to their destination of origin at the end of the day.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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