The Fuensanta-Larache Neighborhood Association has inaugurated the San José Obrero festivities in the Larache neighborhood at the association’s headquarters. The spokesperson for the Government team, Guillermo Arroyo, attended the event; the Councilor for Citizen Participation, Mar Sánchez; the Sports Councilor, Pau Beltrán, and the pandorgo of today, Jesús Heredia.
The president, Valentín Romero, has assured that “they will be unforgettable.” After three years of hard work, they have managed to recover the bonfires and the neighborhood center, which will become the heart of the celebrations. Romero explained that this recovery process has been fundamental “to revitalize life in the neighborhood.” The crier has been the pandorgo of today, Jesús Heredia.
The festivities are designed to cover everyone, “older, younger, everyone has their place”, with special activities planned for children, older people, women and all neighbors in general. Each person will have “their dedicated day during the festivities,” said Romero, which reflects the inclusive and participatory spirit of the association, which they have made clear at the moment.
Mar Sánchez, Councilor for Citizen Participation of the Ciudad Real City Council, has praised the effort and generosity of the association in the revitalization of the community space and has also thanked Romero “for continuing to move forward and for betting on the neighborhood ”. Likewise, she has highlighted the importance of recovering this place to strengthen ties between neighbors and give life to the neighborhood.
Arroyo, Larache neighborhood councillor: “We have expedited everything to have this neighborhood center”
Guillermo Arroyo, spokesman for the Ciudad Real City Council Government team and neighborhood councillor, has pointed out that hard work has been done to expedite the completion of the neighborhood center: “Valentín in this matter told me that they needed a boost to be able to inaugurate this center as soon as possible. before and that is what we intended from the first minute, to try to expedite all the missing issues regarding painting and electricity,” commented Arroyo.
In addition, he assured that “the last thing we have done is put in Wi-Fi, which they were also demanding and the truth is that in that sense they have been very patient and we are very happy to now have this center that all the neighbors can enjoy.” . He has also commented that they are going to be “very special” holidays.
The festivities, which will begin this weekend, promise to be a time of “joy, unity and fun” for all residents of Larache. Romero has invited all citizens to join these celebrations. Furthermore, at the event the queen and ladies of the festivities were proclaimed.
The reopening of the neighborhood’s neighborhood center
The Larache-Fuensanta neighborhood center in Ciudad Real recovered its activity in January after several rehabilitation actions carried out by the City Council, as Lanza said. The mayor, at that reopening, highlighted the importance of the center for the neighborhood.
The president of the Neighborhood Association, Valentín Romero, expressed his satisfaction with the reopening after three years of repairs. There has been an increase in community activities, including dances, and more diversity is anticipated in the future. The Councilor for Citizen Participation detailed the improvements made to the center, which include structural reforms and the implementation of new cultural activities.
