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Tourist Commonwealth Mar Menor has delivered this morning, posthumously, his gold badge to technical Tourism Vanity Araceli Rubio, who has collected her widower, Ignacio Segura, in an emotional ceremony in the plenary hall council San Javier.
Araceli Rubio, who died last July, was responsible for the area of Tourism of the municipality of San Javier and member of the technical committee of the Commonwealth Tourism since its inception 17 years ago.
The ceremony for the gold badge was held during an extraordinary plenary session of the Commonwealth, which had previously unanimously approved the grant to Araceli Rubio, nominated by their peers.
Miriam López García, technical Tourism Araceli Rubio coincided with the launch of the Commonwealth recalled Araceli professional figure "a love of their profession who lived tourism as part of his life," and also personal.
"I never heard a reproach him, I always put a smile and so came to the end."
To family, colleagues, friends, representatives of the tourism industry and current and former politicians such as former mayor of Los Alcazares, Juan Escudero, and Angel Campos, the mayor of San Javier and current president of the Commonwealth, praised Pepa García Araceli Rubio's work in local tourism, after which he added that "the delivery of the logo is to contribute to the vision of the work of Araceli for so many years, the living image of his memory."
Ignacio Segura, nestled by the brothers of Araceli Rubio, picked up the gold insignia thanked with a few words that recalled "the love and passion that had always Araceli by tourism and the Mar Menor."
Ignacio Segura could not contain her excitement when referring to their daughter, highlighting its junction with Araceli, a couple also linked by their passion for the tourism industry.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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