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Seven mixed teams of young people claimed gender equality in qualifying matches were played on the center court at the sports center in the sunny summer afternoon last Friday.

The general secretary of aquiline and socialist candidate for mayor, Mari Carmen Moreno, made the kick off in this first edition impeccably organized the Socialist Group of Eagles.

During the three hours of the tournament, all teams were composed of the same number of male and female players.

Moreno expressed his appreciation to all participants for their solidarity with this cause.

The shirts of all teams showed the legend with the 7 points of "Contract Eagles" (www.contratoporaguilas.es) offered by the PSOE in local and regional elections next May 24: Jobs, Tourism, Transparency, Health, Cleaning Agriculture and Self signing of his handwriting which can be converted with the votes of the aquiline in the first mayor of Eagles history.

Gender equality means that men and women should enjoy the same rights, receive the same sentences and be treated with the same respect.

This concept is key to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations, where the ultimate goal is to give people legal and social equality, regardless of gender, especially in democratic activities and ensure equal pay for the same job.

For the PSOE is a priority remedy the democratic deficit that has been the historical inequality between men and women.

We want a free and safe society of domestic violence.

We demand compliance with the Comprehensive Law in force, replenishment in combating violence prevention work and, above all, we demand the protection of women victims of domestic violence and their children sparing no means.

The PSOE has campaigned for our hundreds of houses in the village are "safe and clearance of domestic violence".

"We have centuries of discrimination against women unbearable. Let this be the first generation without gender violence" (Pedro Sanchez, general secretary of the PSOE)

Source: PSOE Águilas