"Everything we do is for the flourishing of our tourism, our Marathon, our Carnival, and the city," said Mayor Cresto from the city of Bolívar. After meeting with the Mayor of that city, Marcos Pisano, with National Deputy Bucca, and with Marcelo Tinelli, promoter of the Marathon in his city which bears his father's name, Cresto participated in the athletic event together with the delegation of athletes from Concordia who were part of this exchange that will have its counterpart in January, when as many runners from Bolívar come to Concordia.
"It is a great joy that this exchange could be carried out," noted Marcelo Cresto, Secretary of Sports of the Municipality. "We traveled nearly 800 kilometers to showcase our Marathon, to promote the 40th edition which will be a great celebration, and also to show the adult Carnival and the Pequeños Duendes Carnival, which is a great social and cultural work that we carry out," he expressed. "These exchanges do everyone a lot of good," maintained the head of the municipal sports department.
"There are things in our administration in which we are pioneers and many want to know them to replicate them elsewhere, and at the same time in every city in our country there are good ideas and good management actions that we seek to take as an example to bring them to Concordia and for our city to continue growing," affirmed Enrique Cresto, in reference to the importance of institutional linkage with other municipalities and institutions.
In this sense, in addition to the strictly sporting aspect, the Carnival of our city surprised everyone in two of its expressions: the competitive Carnival and the Pequeños Duendes one, whose neighborhood social program interested the Bolívar municipality.
After running the Marathon, the television host and organizer of the athletic event, Marcelo Tinelli, said he was "very moved, it was wonderful, a sensational day." His participation in running it was in doubt until the last moment given that he has a knee problem that does not allow him to run as much as he would like. In this sense, Tinelli said that he would like to come to run the Reyes Marathon but "I don't know if I will make it with my knee, it's enough that I made it to this one, but otherwise I will stop by to say hello," he expressed.