The Andalusian Regional Government has recognized in Seville, on the occasion of Andalusia Day, the ONCE (Spanish National Organization of the Blind) for its solidarity work, the Cruzcampo Foundation for its contribution to the dynamism of Sevillian society and the Los Ulen theater company in its culture category, among other award winners.
At the ceremony, presided over yesterday by the Minister of Public Works and Housing, Josefina Cruz Villalón, and the Government Delegate of the Junta in Seville, Carmen Tovar, Remedios Navarro, managing director of the Teatro de la Maestranza and the Seville Symphony Orchestra, was also recognized for her pedagogical work.
The Andalusian Government, which decides on these awards commemorating Andalusia Day at the provincial level, has also awarded the Association of 19 Women for the recovery of the historical memory of Guillena and, in a tribute to the commitment to overcoming, has awarded the federation of provincial associations of people with physical and organic disabilities of Seville.
In the business innovation category, the Government delegation highlighted the work of the company Soltel IT Solutions, S.L.
The La Candelaria health center has been awarded in the health category and, in the business career category, Antonio Palomino Hornero, managing administrator of La Alicantina, Puerto Delicia and Gastrosol (of the Metrosol Parasol space), has been recognized.
For its contribution to improving urban mobility, the Board has awarded the company Tranvías de Sevilla, S.A.; in the category of promoting cooperativism, the recognition has been for the provincial association of agricultural cooperatives of Seville and, in the environment category, for the founder of the Spanish Ornithological Society, Rafael Díaz Márquez.
The fire department of the province of Seville, for its part, has been chosen to highlight its important contribution to the effectiveness of emergency management.
The Minister of Public Works and Housing of the Andalusian Regional Government, Josefina Cruz Villalón, praised the work of the award winners, whom she defined as "the best representatives of current Andalusian society."
