Cartagena
The Superintendence of Notaries and Registration (SNR) has joined the campaign ‘Navigating to the Heart of Magdalena: I Fall in Love with Bolívar’. During this initiative, notaries from the department will leave their offices to offer directly and free of charge the civil birth registration service in six remote communities that live on the banks of the Magdalena River.
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For 21 days, the Supernotariado will embark on the Colombian Navy shipthe ‘ARC Golfo de Morrosquillo’, to navigate the Magdalena river and bring State services to the populations of Soplaviento, Calamar, El Peñón, Coyongal (Magangué district) and Magangué.
The residents of these five priority municipalities They will be able to officially register the births of children and adolescents, an essential step for their identification and the exercise of their rights. In Colombia, where inequalities and the barriers to access to basic services are particularly pronounced in the most remote areas, the birth certificate acquires critical importance.
This administrative act is the first step to ensure that all citizensregardless of their geographical location, are recognized and protected by law, and can access the benefits offered by the State. He birth certificate Not only does it certify the legal identity of a person, but it is also an essential tool for social inclusion and the full exercise of fundamental rights.
Also read: Officials from the Ministry of Labor in Cartagena carried out a peaceful march
• Thursday, June 27: Blowwind
• Saturday, June 29: Squid
• Tuesday, July 2: Cicuco
• Friday, July 5: El Peñón
• Monday, July 15: Coyongal (Magangué district)
• Tuesday, July 16: Magangué
