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On Sunday November 25 marks another year the "World Day Against Gender Violence" and the Department of Equal Cotillas Towers has scheduled several events to commemorate this date.
So, on Tuesday November 20 Torrena area councilor, Gloria Fernandez, presented in the Meeting Room of City Hall these activities, which start today with the painting exhibition "Perspectives" by Carmen Maria Ortiz, who is active in the local council until next November 30 and has free admission.
Ortiz has a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Granada and is currently Professor of Secondary.
The following proposal is a shiatsu workshop, taught by school Murcia "Shiatsu Levante" (created in 1998), to be held on Wednesday November 21 (16:30 pm) at the Women's Center located in the Park the Constitution.
This workshop, which offers free assistance, I intend to show students a healthy lifestyle by developing body awareness and inner balance.
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To conclude this small program of activities, the Department of Equality Torrena has a double date on Friday 23 November.
On the one hand, members of the "Association of Women Isabel Gonzalez" will visit the facilities of "Sports Center Towers" (11:30 pm) to enjoy a morning of sporting activity.
And, second, at 12 hours was held for the first time in the town popular reading of a manifesto against gender violence, which will be provided by various people.
This event will take place the next (12 hours) in the courtyard of City Hall and he is invited all residents of the municipality and municipal workers.
"I want to show our deepest rejection of such violence that unfortunately too many women suffer within our country and outside, and doing all express our support for them, transmitting them they are not alone, that society generally supports the support the government, although that reality shows us that even the measures being taken are not enough, "said Fernandez, who calls awareness.
"Please do not look the other way because it can affect us all, whether in first person or someone close," said the mayor Torrena.
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In addition, Fernandez has used the press conference to take stock of activities of the Centre for Victims of Domestic Violence (CAVI), a service created in 2007 by the Institute for Women of the Region of Murcia in collaboration with the Councils of Region.
"So far this year, the CAVI has worked with 118 clients, 75% of Cotillas Towers and 25% of the neighboring municipalities, while 77% are Spanish versus 23% who are foreigners," says Councilwoman Torrena, recalling that this center manages prevention-intervention programs in violent dating relationships with minors, coordination with law enforcement authorities, and to improve the detection and treatment in cases of gender violence health centers in primary care, and offer information sessions in the schools in the municipality and various local associations.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Las Torres de Cotillas
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