To the sound of the cumbia ‘El Pescador’ by José Barros Palomino, ‘The Route of Opportunities’ arrived in the municipality of Ariguaní and just as the candles were lit, so did the hopes of the families of the Central Subregion, when the rector Pablo Vera Salazar announced that there would now be 80 beneficiaries of Talento Magdalena.
Today, Ariguaní has at its service the first doctor with the Unimagdalena seal, favored by this inclusion strategy and giving back to the territory with knowledge and vocation. This is Laura Ruiz, who graduated as a doctor thanks to the Talento Magdalena program.
During the announcement of the good news for this municipality, the rector Pablo Vera recalled his memories of how public education transformed his life, honored the work of mothers and teachers, and expressed his gratitude for having received the award as the “Most Impactful Leader of the Americas” and what such recognition symbolizes.
“Because of that commitment, because of what I saw my mother suffer, we created this program for other young people like me, who all I wanted was an opportunity. It is for those people who, despite the difficulty of life and living in El Difícil, never give up,” said Doctor Vera about Talento Magdalena.
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