Martina Grión, who went blind as a child, is now an escort at the Faculty of Law – Stories – Diversity

Martina Grión is a native of Colonia Caroya, as a child she lost her vision until she became completely blind and currently studies Law at the Faculty of Law of the National University of Córdoba, where she was recognized for her high performance. Her merit and excellence led to her being summoned to join the Argentine flag corps.

He began to progressively lose his vision from the age of 9 and always persevered in his personal and professional goals, and today his efforts bear fruit.

“I have always sought personal growth and what gives me satisfaction,” he said. Chain 3 the outstanding UNC student, who enjoys a average of 9.90.

In 2019, she became the first flag bearer with a visual disability at the IPEM 165 José Bonoris secondary school in her hometown, with an average of 9.71.

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Now she was selected to be the escort of the national flag at her school for having one of the best averages. “On Monday they called me to tell me that I was part of the flag corps. When you go through the race you don’t look for those things, you look for your own growth and when these recognitions arrive they bring a lot of happiness,” she said.

In addition, Martina studies Higher Vocalist Technique in Colonia Caroya, she is going to record a song for the first time and dreams of singing with Abel Pintos: “Singing with Abel would be an immense dream for me.”

She lives in Colonia Caroya and travels twice a week to Córdoba to study law with a friend. She uses digital technology to attend classes and study, taking notes on her computer and reading books in digital format.

“Personal and professional growth has always been my priority,” he concluded.

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Report by Alejandro Bustos.