The other picture is from the meeting held on CRUM, with the Mayor of Mar del Plata, CPN, Gustavo Pulti.
The meeting was pleasant and kind, suffered the common stories of our people and by the similarity of this city of Montevideo.
Pulti
The Mayor informed the attendees, who had planned a trip to Montevideo in order to close the "Twinning" between Mar del Plata and Montevideo. He recalled that last year he signed with his counterpart, Mayor Erlich back then - now the current Minister of Culture of the Cabinet of José Mujica - the wills of both of "twinning" two cities. The famous conflict with the municipal workers union Montevideo, prompted the current Mayor, Mrs. Ana Olivera, postponed the meeting to date. The CRUM, delivered a themed CD Canario Luna, the Mayor Pulti, aware of his preference for popular singer known and loved Eastern.
Pulti
Gustavo said at the meeting that the "twinning" transits not only for the formalities and protocol. Expressed the desire to give substance to this space through a fluid exchange, cultural, sporting, social, political, between the two cities. "Mar del Plata is eager to have exponents of culture in Montevideo, Uruguay. We would love Murga workshops, attended by veteran directors murgas Montevideo since our youth, enjoy and brand preference for this genre popular. .. "
The meeting, which lasted over half an hour, gave rise also to the members of the CRUM, manifesting the will and aspiration to a green space in the city had the name of Alfredo Zitarrosa. The Mayor was clear in supporting this initiative and even work for a remarkable monument of popular Uruguayan singer, had his speech.
"We are committed to a better regional integration. The current situation requires more TRENGTHENING us in that direction," said the Mayor.
At the end of the meeting was pleasant and excited to members of the CRUM, the practitioner Pulti said concepts as recorded for Radio Program: "Ida y Vuelta" who has spent 20 years on the air marplatense , by 88.7 FM radio station, "From The Roof" Community Radio.
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