During this Friday afternoon, the students of Concordia began to close their month with the final float parade.
The mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza and the Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio, accompanied the board of directors of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) in what was the closing of the float parades, prior to what will be Student Day and the traditional night at Club Ferro.
“Congratulations to ECU for the great work they do for all the students of Concordia,” noted the Mayor, remarking that “this celebration is a heritage of our city, therefore we must take care of it and continue working so that it continues to grow” because it is a stage in which “positive values are transmitted, such as teamwork for a common goal, and this does everyone a lot of good.”
Azcué also highlighted and thanked the families of each student who were by their side throughout this time, wishing that this Saturday they have and experience a great Student Day.
For her part, Milagros Grandile Maciel, president of ECU, also thanked all the families who were part of this process as well as the different areas of the Municipality of Concordia and other institutions that accompanied, advised, and took care of them during this time.
On behalf of the Concordia student body, she encouraged continuing to work for this great celebration that is experienced year after year in our city.
The mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza and the Government Secretary Luciano Dell´Olio, accompanied the board of directors of Estudiantes Concordienses Unidos (ECU) in what was the closing of the float parades, prior to what will be Student Day and the traditional night at Club Ferro.
“Congratulations to ECU for the great work they do for all the students of Concordia,” noted the Mayor, remarking that “this celebration is a heritage of our city, therefore we must take care of it and continue working so that it continues to grow” because it is a stage in which “positive values are transmitted, such as teamwork for a common goal, and this does everyone a lot of good.”
Azcué also highlighted and thanked the families of each student who were by their side throughout this time, wishing that this Saturday they have and experience a great Student Day.
For her part, Milagros Grandile Maciel, president of ECU, also thanked all the families who were part of this process as well as the different areas of the Municipality of Concordia and other institutions that accompanied, advised, and took care of them during this time.
On behalf of the Concordia student body, she encouraged continuing to work for this great celebration that is experienced year after year in our city.