The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Sports, carries out a series of programs whose main objective is the inclusion of different sectors of the community.
The activities are carried out in different neighborhoods of the city, with the practice of different sports disciplines.
On Monday afternoon, in the La Bianca neighborhood, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted that “every day, in this square, there is soccer, judo, hockey, and basketball,” where participants range from children to senior citizens. “Sport, in any of its disciplines, transmits values that are very significant for any stage of life, such as respect, self-improvement, merit, or teamwork.”
That is why “for us, it is very important to bring the municipality to all neighborhoods. Sport is a wonderful tool for inclusion and transformation, which is why we invite all residents to join and be part of these activities.”
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez highlighted that daily “children leave school and come here. We have teachers for each activity, and since it is free and open, all they have to do is come, sign up, and participate,” adding that the goal is to reach all neighborhoods with the programs, “which is why we are permanently adding new spaces, locations, and disciplines.”
The activities are carried out in different neighborhoods of the city, with the practice of different sports disciplines.
On Monday afternoon, in the La Bianca neighborhood, Mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted that “every day, in this square, there is soccer, judo, hockey, and basketball,” where participants range from children to senior citizens. “Sport, in any of its disciplines, transmits values that are very significant for any stage of life, such as respect, self-improvement, merit, or teamwork.”
That is why “for us, it is very important to bring the municipality to all neighborhoods. Sport is a wonderful tool for inclusion and transformation, which is why we invite all residents to join and be part of these activities.”
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports Ivana Pérez highlighted that daily “children leave school and come here. We have teachers for each activity, and since it is free and open, all they have to do is come, sign up, and participate,” adding that the goal is to reach all neighborhoods with the programs, “which is why we are permanently adding new spaces, locations, and disciplines.”