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The mayor of General Affairs of the City of Eagle, Clara Valverde, and Vice President of the UNESCO Centre of Murcia, Maria del Carmen Hidalgo, along with the president and the secretary of the Club Unesco de Cartagena, Ricardo Rozalén and embodies Ordiales, presented this morning the last projects of this institution that collaborates Consistory aquiline several years.

According to the representative of the UNESCO Centre in the Region of Murcia, one of the most significant is the global dimension that has reached the education program for indigenous groups in Paraguay, a project that began in Eagles in 2002 and is has become a matter of State for the Paraguayan government.

This curriculum will be the focus of a paper that the columbine, Mari del Carmen Hidalgo, offer this month of October at an international conference to be held in China, organized by the United Nations and International Unesco.

The vice president wanted to remember it all started with the edition of a math journals sponsored by the City of Eagle and published in two national languages ​​of Paraguay (Guaraní and Castilian).

Five years later and after editing several educational books, which have also helped other consistory of the Region of Murcia, in 2007, signed a collaboration agreement with the Paraguayan government.

In parallel, this executive produced the Indian Education Act and created his general direction, enabling expand educational expectations for the different ethnic groups of the country.

From that moment, he began building the first of the six schools currently working in Indian education, while teachers formed and carried out other cooperation, both on land and in direct support have passed through the packed container shipping donating materials or emergency vehicles, among other initiatives.

Finally, Hidalgo wanted to thank the Consistory aquiline permanent involvement in these projects and was excited by the development of educational programs in Paraguay, while highlighting the importance of export to other countries to protect the cultures of various indigenous peoples.

Finally, the mayor of General Affairs congratulated UNESCO Centre for the humanitarian work and reiterated plays institutional support "in order to pursue new actions that make us feel proud to be the city where he began this important and supportive adventure," said Clara Valverde.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas