Oaxaca de Juárez.- Student Wendy Sosa and student Cristopher Oswaldo Montaño González, from the 4th module in the Comprehensive Baccalaureate Community (BIC) 29, the Swedish Embassy in Mexico was recognized for obtaining third place in the National Youth Award. Water (PNJA) 2013
A student from BIC 29, belonging to the Superior College for the Intercultural Education of Oaxaca (CSEIIO) located in Teotitlán del Valle, was awarded for the initiative Rainwater Harvesting as a Sustainability Strategy in the Culture of Pitahaya (Hylocereus Undatus).
This project was developed on their campus, which stood out among more than 360 projects presented by 600 students from all over the country.
15 teenagers will participate, who show their talent and dedication through their works of painting; Casa de la Cultura invites everyone to enjoy its different activities
Both students achieved this great feat after winning the regional competition in the southern quarter, in which they competed with the youth of Chiapas and Guerrero to later pass to the national stage.
The project by Cristopher and Wendy was advised by the agronomist architects Brenda Jarquín Martínez, and results from the tradition of learning and community knowledge, which uses this subsystem as the main learning tool to prepare students relevant to the CSEIIO to compete in various fields of practice. and investigation.
It should be noted that the National Youth Water Lake is the most important youth organization in water affairs in Mexico, whose main objectives are to promote awareness and knowledge about the value and situation of water.
It also fosters the generation of future leaders in a solid academic environment in perspective and promotes scientific, technological and social contributions that contribute to solving local, regional and global water challenges and problems.
In recent days, women have protested against the company, because of the marketing of fabrics with nails that allude to fabrics from different regions of the entity.
This competition is organized by the Regional Center for Water Security under the auspices of UNESCO, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, through the UNAM Water Network, and the Swedish Embassy in Mexico, which invites change agents to promote research in water. security issues.
In this sense, the CSEIIO, along with the New Educational Policy promoted by the Public Government, will continue to develop the talent of the Oaxacan youth, seeking the development of the towns and the historical reparation with the communities, in order to achieve a new Social Covenant. more coexistence and well-being for all.
The son of the well-known “undocumented artist” is also excavating the permanent sculpture space of La Telaraña for the entire community.
