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The mayor of Caravaca de la Cruz, Domingo Aranda, accompanied by the Councillor for Culture, Maria Cruz Perez, and the superior of the Discalced Carmelites, Juan Serrano, have made awards Literary Competition Youth Albacara that this issue has fulfilled its fortieth anniversary.
The Department of Culture of the City of Caravaca, through the Municipal Library, the contest calls Albacara to promote literature and promote new values ​​in this field.
This time, the jury was made up of the top of the Carmelites, Fr Juan Serrano, Professor of Secondary Jose Ródenas; Elementary teacher, Maria Eulalia, the bookseller Inmaculada Pérez, and as secretary, librarian Juan Antonio Martinez.
In the first category, for young people between 10 and 12 years, Narrative mode, the first prize went to the play "My imaginary world" by Andrea Amador Moreno, student of IES Oróspeda, Archivel, the second prize to Maria Isabel Lopez Marin, the Sierra de Mojantes CRA, for his work entitled "Proof".
The jury also decided to award a second prize to Paloma Lopez belts, the school's Santa Cruz, for his work "Carlitos, Lucia and Halloween night."
In the second category, also in the form of narrative, the first prize went to the paper entitled "Diary of an Irish summer," Alvaro Alvarez Thomas, student of IES San Juan de la Cruz.
The jury awards deserts in the form of poetry.
The four young men were, with his diploma, four devices for reading electronic books, ebook and tablet.
The Literary Contest Albacara emerged in 1972, linked to the youth group "Albatros" Edith Stein Club and the Community of Discalced Carmelites.
After a break of several years, was recovered by the City to enhance the love of literature for children and youth.
Over four has promoted a taste for literature, encouraging young people to write stories and poems.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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