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Equality Councillor of the City of Lorca, Lali Ibarra, by the President of Women's Organizations of Lorca, Pilar Fernandez, have reported the awards ceremony of the literary contest "Women" and "Rosalie Hall Vallejo", part of the commemorative programming on March 8, International Women's Day.

It will be held on Thursday April 14 at 19.30 in the Fund Espin.

Short Story Contest "Women", now in its fifth edition, is organized by the Department of Equality of the City of Lorca.

In this edition they participated 46 stories, fully settled the contest at the regional level.

The winner of the V edition has been the cartagenera Ana Lopez Aguilar with his story "The decision Sylvia". "The story stands out for its great literary value, brevity and intensity in the narrative, as well as the originality of the subject. The winning you receive as a laptop prize. the second prize of a tablet, went to the narrative "Praiseworthy poppy" lorquina Isabel Hernandez Montalban, for the aggrandizement of the female figure from a male perspective and the topicality . treatise the third award was for the story "the last train" written by the Murcia Laura Lopez Garcia, who will win a mobile phone, the story stands out for its special use of literary language, as well as the subtle treatment, tender and delicate the issue of gender violence.

As for the fourth edition of the competition "Rosalie Hall Vallejo," which honors the historic lorquina teacher, she has been organized by the Federation of Women's Organizations of Lorca and is intended to literary practice for secondary schools.

The winner was Teresa Garcia de Alcaraz, the Mother of God-Mercy College, through labor "Whoever air."

The second prize went to Alba Cabrera Martínez, student of IES Prince of Asturias, for the story "Roses".

The third prize was awarded to Rocío Sánchez del Vas, also of IES Prince of Asturias, by written entitled "The Mirror".

The jury decided to award a second prize Artero Teresa Martinez, the Mother of God-Mercy College, for his story "Spring".

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca