On Thursday, the signing of the agreement between the Municipality of Concordia and the board of directors of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) took place, through which the delivery of the warehouses located at the Parque Central fairgrounds is arranged, so that students have a safe and comfortable space in the process of building the traditional floats.
Present were the Undersecretary of Legal and Technical Affairs Ignacio Del Valle, Councilwoman Eliana Lagraña, the president of ECU Milagros Grandile Maciel, and the head of the Youth Department Camila Saboredo, as well as float delegates and students' family members.
The agreement refers to the transfer of the warehouses at the former North Station and aims for students from different secondary schools to craft their floats, both allegorical and humorous.
In this regard, the head of the Youth Department of the Municipality of Concordia, Camila Saboredo, maintained that since the beginning of the year they have supported student activities, where in addition “we have carried out, in collaboration with other municipal areas, blacksmithing and electricity courses so that they absorb knowledge for the assembly of floats, duly delivering 400 certificates to students,” she highlighted.
“It has been a very great effort that has been made, but we have the support of the mayor Francisco Azcué regarding everything related to students, and today, that is reflected,” highlighted Saboredo.
For her part, the president of ECU Milagros Grandile Maciel thanked the municipality for its willingness and support, announcing that the warehouses will be open starting this coming Sunday, July 21, and every day, with different closing times for the weekends, and those who occupy them must follow safety criteria established in the agreement.
Present were the Undersecretary of Legal and Technical Affairs Ignacio Del Valle, Councilwoman Eliana Lagraña, the president of ECU Milagros Grandile Maciel, and the head of the Youth Department Camila Saboredo, as well as float delegates and students' family members.
The agreement refers to the transfer of the warehouses at the former North Station and aims for students from different secondary schools to craft their floats, both allegorical and humorous.
In this regard, the head of the Youth Department of the Municipality of Concordia, Camila Saboredo, maintained that since the beginning of the year they have supported student activities, where in addition “we have carried out, in collaboration with other municipal areas, blacksmithing and electricity courses so that they absorb knowledge for the assembly of floats, duly delivering 400 certificates to students,” she highlighted.
“It has been a very great effort that has been made, but we have the support of the mayor Francisco Azcué regarding everything related to students, and today, that is reflected,” highlighted Saboredo.
For her part, the president of ECU Milagros Grandile Maciel thanked the municipality for its willingness and support, announcing that the warehouses will be open starting this coming Sunday, July 21, and every day, with different closing times for the weekends, and those who occupy them must follow safety criteria established in the agreement.