2 days Ago By Catherine McGeer
A march for children’s rights The day kicked off with a march from the town square, where Mayor Noelia Arroyo and some local councillors led the way alongside the young participants. The march was a powerful show of support for children’s rights, and a manifesto was read out by the Youth Council, with Africa and Hamza, two young members, delivering the moving speech. Most Read on Euro Weekly News Celebrations at the Palacio de Deportes The celebrations didn’t stop there.
The children continued the day at the Palacio de Deportes, where a range of activities kept them engaged. Mayor Arroyo took the opportunity to reaffirm Cartagena’s commitment to its young residents, highlighting that the city has once again been recognised by UNICEF as a ‘Child-Friendly City.’ Fun and festivities in local schools This year’s theme, ‘Cartagena: Healthy and Sustainable City,’ focused on children’s right to participate in building a better world.
At local schools, students also joined in the fun, hosting a Pyjama Day and a hot chocolate celebration!.
