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The Directorate General of Youth of the Ministry of Culture and Spokesman collaborates with the 'EXIT-O' project Cazalla Association Intercultural develops in Lorca next to City Hall and includes this month conducting escape game for young 'Prison Break Lorca '.
The event was presented today by the CEO of Youth, Francisco Sanchez, Councilman Youth council of Lorca, Augustine Llamas, and the president of Cazalla Intercultural, Manuel Semitiel, who explained that Saturday this July, young they may participate for free.
Sanchez said that "through various grants and subsidies from the Ministry of Culture the active participation of young people is promoted in society and a healthy leisure is promoted activities, as in this case, combine fun with the development of other capabilities. "
In the region, he added the CEO, "we have a healthy, involved and participative youth, and will continue to contribute to the development of programming that affect this line is complemented by language training and other areas".
Escape games began to popularize in 2006 in cities around the world.
In 'Prison Break Lorca', which recreates an American prison in the 80s, participants must solve puzzles and riddles to get out of the cell in which they are locked.
Players used to it his powers of observation, imagination, intuition and above all teamwork to solve the proposed game and out of jail before within 60 minutes.
Saturday July afternoon, young people aged 15 to 30 years (older adult can access the group) will access free of charge.
Those interested in participating should create a group of two to six people and book time on the website www.prisonbreaklorca.com.
If the hours are no longer available, they can contact the association to enter waiting list.
Through phone 968 471 123 (Monday to Friday from 10 to 14 hours) can request more information.
Since Intercultural Cazalla also reporting, responding to the high demand that is in Lorca by these experiences, they will reopen cells' Prison Break Lorca 'in September, regardless of age and already out of the project' EXIT-O '.
Sanchez used his visit to Lorca to congratulate the leaders of the association "for the development of this game that represents a new alternative entertainment for our youth and for their participation in other programs such as 'Youth Guarantee' which offers young people the opportunity to access quality training and facilitates access to the labor market. "
Source: CARM
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