This day, as part of phase VI of the Territorial Control Plan, the Directorate of, through the “World of Art and Entertainment” program, received hundreds of people from the Las Margaritas and La Campanera neighborhoods, in Soyapango, who attended the National Museum of Anthropology Dr. David J. Guzmán (MUNA).
«Thanks to the agreement signed with the Ministry of Culture, it has recently been possible to naturalize a relationship that did not exist before, in most cases it is the first time they go to a theater, a cinema, a museum and the idea is not that they go just once, but that they naturalize that relationship and that it allows them to achieve that development because art and culture are formative,” said the ad honorem president, Alejandro Gutman.
The agreement, through which free access is opened to communities to cultural spaces, aims to establish cooperation actions to promote social and cultural development, through programs aimed at the inhabitants of different communities throughout the country. , through coordinated actions between both institutions.
This Friday, we accompany the inhabitants of various communities, who visit the Dr. David J. Guzmán National Museum of Anthropology (MUNA), as part of the World of Art and Entertainment program. pic.twitter.com/wA9wepYI5H
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