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The City of Torre-Pacheco is committed to equality policies.

The Department of Equality has prepared a social and cultural program, with playful, social, cultural and, above all, claims, in favor of the rights of the LGTBI collective.

This morning the Councilor for Social Services and Equality, Veronica Martinez presented the campaign on the occasion of the LGTBI Pride Day, known as "Gay Pride Day".

For the second consecutive year, the City Council of Torre-Pacheco joins the celebration of this day with proposals for all publics and with the aim of making sexual diversity visible, raising the voice for the rights of LGTBI people.

From next Wednesday June 28, "International Day of Pride LGTBI" on the facade of the City Hall will wave a flag with the colors of the Rainbow, symbol of struggle for tolerance and equality of the LGTBI collective.

Among the programmed activities, it is worth mentioning a bibliographical and audiovisual exhibition with LGTBI theme, in the Municipal Public Library of Torre-Pacheco, from 28 to 30 June;

The sport also has its space in the Master Class Step, free activity that will take place the same day 28 in the square of the Town Hall of Torre-Pacheco.

In addition, for the plenary on June 29 will be presented a motion to mark the commemoration of this day "Pride of being free."

Finishing the campaign of activities with "Roldán con Orgullo", where we will celebrate the diversity in a colorful environment, with music, Dj's, photocall, performances and with the joy that characterizes this event, on Friday, July 14 in Plaza de The Church of Roldán.

The Councilwoman closed her speech, recalling that all activities are open and free of charge and stressing the fact that "it is a very focused campaign to raise awareness and awareness of the struggle for Equality and Diversity", inviting all Neighbors to participate in the programmed activities "because this will be a symptom that we all struggle for full gender equality."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Torre Pacheco