During this Sunday afternoon, Mayor Francisco Azcué handed over the warehouses to the students of Concordia so they can begin assembling the floats and start the journey that will lead them to the traditional parades.
Present were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the President of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) Milagros Grandile Maciel; the Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman; the Undersecretary of Public Services Oscar Ramírez; the Coordinator of Premises Gisela Migliora; the Head of the Youth Department Camila Saboredo; Councilwomen Eliana Lagraña and Celeste Fuscado, and the float delegate Manuel Zucallo, in addition to the students' families and the general public.
“We have been working for several months with the students of our city, through training sessions, providing them with support and tools so they can carry out all their activities in this festival, which represents a social and cultural phenomenon of Concordia and is part of our heritage,” remarked the Mayor.
In that sense, he highlighted the support of the families because it is important for everything to turn out in the best possible way, “with everyone being responsible, taking the necessary precautions, and the Municipality providing what is needed so that we can all experience this moment.”
MESSAGE
As a message to the students, Mayor Azcué asked them to “enjoy all of this because it goes by very quickly, but also, besides continuing to study and grow, to learn this, which is working in an articulated manner, being in solidarity with others, and setting aside differences.”
“What happens here is what we need in our society: teamwork, traveling a balanced path with effort. That is what we must transmit, and this is a space for that to happen,” concluded the Mayor of Concordia.
PASSION
The President of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) Milagros Grandile Maciel thanked the Municipality for all the support they are receiving and did not hesitate to point out that they were eagerly awaiting the opening of the warehouses “because it is a moment that fills us with passion, both the students and the families.”
Present were the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the President of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) Milagros Grandile Maciel; the Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman; the Undersecretary of Public Services Oscar Ramírez; the Coordinator of Premises Gisela Migliora; the Head of the Youth Department Camila Saboredo; Councilwomen Eliana Lagraña and Celeste Fuscado, and the float delegate Manuel Zucallo, in addition to the students' families and the general public.
“We have been working for several months with the students of our city, through training sessions, providing them with support and tools so they can carry out all their activities in this festival, which represents a social and cultural phenomenon of Concordia and is part of our heritage,” remarked the Mayor.
In that sense, he highlighted the support of the families because it is important for everything to turn out in the best possible way, “with everyone being responsible, taking the necessary precautions, and the Municipality providing what is needed so that we can all experience this moment.”
MESSAGE
As a message to the students, Mayor Azcué asked them to “enjoy all of this because it goes by very quickly, but also, besides continuing to study and grow, to learn this, which is working in an articulated manner, being in solidarity with others, and setting aside differences.”
“What happens here is what we need in our society: teamwork, traveling a balanced path with effort. That is what we must transmit, and this is a space for that to happen,” concluded the Mayor of Concordia.
PASSION
The President of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) Milagros Grandile Maciel thanked the Municipality for all the support they are receiving and did not hesitate to point out that they were eagerly awaiting the opening of the warehouses “because it is a moment that fills us with passion, both the students and the families.”