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Councilmember Equality Policy and Development Cooperation, Alicia Waterman, has participated in the awards ceremony and short story contest audiovisual Culture and Women Association within Mézclame project.

The primary narrative winners were: María Álvarez Moreno, María José García Giménez, Manuel Espejo Channels, Ángeles García Giménez, María Paz Azor Garcia, Ruben Sanchez Saura, Martin Carrillo Garcia, Rafael Bueso García, Francisco Fernandez Perez, Julian Molina Mateos Francisco Javier Pascual Jodar, Jorge Garcia Navarro, Natalia Garcia Martinz, Laura Bitsunor Repina and Maria Cristina Brito Gutiárrez.

The winners of Secondary narration are: Ruben Sanchez Navarro, Eva Moreno López, Mateo Tamara Valencia, Manuel Quevedo Alex Alvarez, Andrea Rojas Llamas, Paul Serrano Sánchez, Alberto Perez Pallares, Maria Montes Cañavate, Mario Garcia Rinaldo, Jose Carlos Abellaneda Pividal, Pividal Elia Ruiz, Paula Garcia Sanchez, Carla Muñoz Ladinez, Periago María Pilar Martínez Andreo Marina Rodriguez, Miguel Angel Martinez Belmonte, Maria Dolores Sánchez José Javier Pelegrin and Oliver Perez.

As for the visual modality, the first prize is for 'Contigo is possible' by Maria Angeles Espin Espin Aledo and Alejandro Fernandez.

The second award is for 'Francisco and a Wednesday in your life' of students of 3 º B ESO school Sun City Lorca and Maria Jesus Lopez, and third prize is for 'I also I can' Clement Serrano, Laura Bermejo, Esther Soler, Zulema Ruiz, J.

Carlos Mulero, Armando Vilches, Lydia Mule, F.

Jesus Garcia, Patricia Sanchez, Salvador Soriano, Minet and Erika Isabel Tibipa.

There are several categories of winners, depending on the age of the participants.

The 10 first prizes of children and youth and two adults in the form of stories will be published in a book.

Also be posted on the website of the association and will be publicized on social networks.

The third prize of the three associations will receive a certificate.

In short audiovisual mode, the winners will be issued in Popular TV, and on the website of the association.

The second prize will be issued on the website of the association.

This event has been designed for students in 6th primary to 2nd degree of all schools in the region of Murcia.

They can also participate over 18 years, to the adult mode.

The motto has Down syndrome, in order to learn the characteristics of people with Down Syndrome and sensitize teachers, students and staff service.

Mézclame The project aims to raise awareness of the Region of Murcia, culture of respect for the social variety, not only in multiculturalism, but in living and social acceptance of people who learn differently.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia