Successful identification campaign in Puebloviejo, Magdalena

Successful identification campaign in Puebloviejo, Magdalena
Successful identification campaign in Puebloviejo, Magdalena

The mayor of Puebloviejo, accompanied by representatives of the Civil Registry, highlighted the importance of this type of initiatives to strengthen the identity and rights of citizens.

In a joint effort between the Mayor’s Office of Puebloviejo, Magdalena and the Civil Registry, an identification campaign was carried out with notable success in the community of San Juan.

This initiative, which aimed to facilitate access to identity documents for the inhabitants of the area, benefited children, young people and older adults, providing an essential service for social inclusion and the exercise of citizen rights.

During the day, the community responded positively, coming in large numbers to the service point. The campaign not only allowed many people to obtain their citizenship card for the first time, but also facilitated the renewal and updating of documents for those who already possessed them. The collaboration between the Citizen Mayor’s Office and the Civil Registry was essential to guarantee the efficiency and coverage of the service, ensuring that no one was left without the required attention.

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The mayor of Puebloviejo, accompanied by representatives of the Civil Registry, highlighted the importance of this type of initiatives to strengthen the identity and rights of citizens. “We are committed to the inclusion and well-being of our community. We know that having an identity document is essential to access services basics, social programs and job opportunities. For this reason, we will continue working to carry out these brigades periodically, providing greater ease and accessibility to all the inhabitants of Puebloviejo,” said the mayor.

The beneficiaries expressed their gratitude for the proximity of this service, which often requires travel to larger cities, involving costs and time that are not always available to everyone. The identification campaign not only represented significant savings for San Juan families, but also fostered a sense of belonging and recognition within the community.

In addition to the identification card, the day included informative talks about the importance of civil registration and the benefits that come with having a valid identity document. Attendees were able to answer questions and receive guidance on other procedures and services offered by the Civil Registry.


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