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The City of Cartagena held yesterday, Wednesday 27, the Solidarity Festival, an act with which it was wanted to recognize and thank the work done by entities and volunteers who collaborated last November during the crisis of the boats, which brought the coasts of Cartagena to hundreds of immigrants.
The mayor Ana Belén Castejón and the councilors of Social Services, Carmen Martín del Amor;
Decentralization, Juan Pedro Torralba;
Citizen Security, Francisco Aznar;
Education, David Martínez Noguera, and Quality of Life, Francisco Calderón, thanked yesterday their work to entities and organizations that collaborated in that situation.
During the ceremony, the mayor acknowledged to the workers and volunteers the great commitment shown during the waves of arrival of immigrants throughout the month of November, and the great response and reaction in an exceptional situation.
"You are those entities and administrations that knew how to take control before a situation that for many was uncontrollable," Castejón said, something that showed that among all the entities and organizations they knew how to form "a united, strong and prepared team that knew how to respond as the situation it required it. "
Something that makes clear "that Cartagena is every day a little bigger because it has great people who contribute to its development."
In the event, which was held in the social premises of Santa Lucia, a plaque of recognition was given to: Cáritas, Cepaim Foundation, Accem, Red Cross, Hospitality of Santa Teresa, State security bodies, Maritime Rescue, Armed, the Superior Court of Justice, the Bar Association of Cartagena, the Government delegation, the Maritime Captaincy, the municipal workers of Social Services, Sustainable Development, Sports and Education, ALSA and Lhicarsa, and Santa's neighbors Lucia, Los Mateos and Lo Campano.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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