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The Bibliographical Miguel Gallego, official historian of the town of San Javier, author of several books and dozens of studies and writings relating to the history and the inside story of the town of San Javier and can be consulted in an orderly manner in the library of Santiago de la Ribera.

The mayor of San Javier, Juan Martinez, the Councillor for Culture, Inmaculada García and pedánea mayor of Santiago de la Ribera, Juli Gallut yesterday afternoon accompanied Miguel Gallego at the opening of Bibliographic Fund "which is a valuable resource for our library and for those who need to inquire into any aspect of our history, "said the Mayor.

A specific case houses the 28 works, books, prologues, communications, articles, sketches and cries that Miguel Gallego has been writing about many topics, always related to San Javier, in the last 25 years to coincide with her happy and productive retirement as he himself acknowledged.

Miguel Gallego remembered as a coastal, place of birth, why all donated their works to the City Council, represented by the headman mayor of Santiago de la Ribera, Juli Gallut, for making available to the public.

Gallut thanked Miguel Gallego intermediary that made this initiative and showed his satisfaction that it did regaining its status as "coastal", but has resided in San Javier most of his life.

The official chronicler of the town that soon Favorite Son and Gold Medal of the Town, such be appointed and recalled as Mayor Juan Martinez, was grateful for the reception and custody of his work so that is not lost and can be consulted Always in its entirety.

The mayor of Culture, Inmaculada García had words of praise for the figure of Miguel Gallego and stressed the importance of his work has had and will have for those who need to consult about the history of the village.

Garcia also thanked the work of classification and making available to the public of Bibliographical Miguel Gallego, conducted by the library coordinator Toni Diaz, and the head of the library of Santiago de la Ribera, Luis Montealegre, who will be directly responsible for managing bibliographic queries.

Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier