With a full Atanasio Bonfiglio Corsódromo, the Mini Reyes took place this Sunday afternoon, with the participation of more than 2000 children in the different categories and the presence of the last winner of the Reyes Marathon, Martín Méndez.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, representing Mayor Francisco Azcué, highlighted the level of participation, noting that between registrants and the public, "we must be at around 10,000 people present today. A total success, we are very happy."
With just over a month in office and the responsibility of taking on many challenges, Arístide highlighted that the important thing is that we have been reaching the neighborhoods, which has generated a remarkable turnout for both this edition of the Mini Reyes and the Summer Recreational activities.
"The State must fulfill a role that, in this case, is that of a facilitator so that the protagonists continue to be our residents, the families. We have been in office for just over a month and with Sports, in this case, we have managed to provide a response in the organization and execution of the San Antonio Awards; the Special San Antonio; the Summer Recreational activities; the Reyes Marathon and the Mini Reyes. I thank the team but also the people for responding," remarked Arístide.
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, prioritized "the happy faces of the children and the support of their parents, of the family. We are very happy with this celebration."
When taking stock of the Reyes Marathon and the Mini Reyes, Pérez maintained that it is positive, even though "we know that we lacked some things, that we made some mistakes, but everything turned out better than we expected. The people recognized the work done and that is enough for us."
Accompanying the up-and-coming runners of the Reyes Marathon was the last winner, Martín Méndez. Councilman Emmanuel Godoy was also present.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, representing Mayor Francisco Azcué, highlighted the level of participation, noting that between registrants and the public, "we must be at around 10,000 people present today. A total success, we are very happy."
With just over a month in office and the responsibility of taking on many challenges, Arístide highlighted that the important thing is that we have been reaching the neighborhoods, which has generated a remarkable turnout for both this edition of the Mini Reyes and the Summer Recreational activities.
"The State must fulfill a role that, in this case, is that of a facilitator so that the protagonists continue to be our residents, the families. We have been in office for just over a month and with Sports, in this case, we have managed to provide a response in the organization and execution of the San Antonio Awards; the Special San Antonio; the Summer Recreational activities; the Reyes Marathon and the Mini Reyes. I thank the team but also the people for responding," remarked Arístide.
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, prioritized "the happy faces of the children and the support of their parents, of the family. We are very happy with this celebration."
When taking stock of the Reyes Marathon and the Mini Reyes, Pérez maintained that it is positive, even though "we know that we lacked some things, that we made some mistakes, but everything turned out better than we expected. The people recognized the work done and that is enough for us."
Accompanying the up-and-coming runners of the Reyes Marathon was the last winner, Martín Méndez. Councilman Emmanuel Godoy was also present.