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The Spanish Constitution turns 31 on December 6.
Our Constitution was born in 1978 and since then every year we celebrate its anniversary in many institutions of our country.
The College of Our Lady of Mount Caramel Alguazas did not want to miss this day so important to all Spanish, and has organized a ceremony attended, among others, the mayor of Alguazas, José Antonio Fernández Lladó, and Councillor for Education, Isabel Zamora.
Over 100 college students, graduate students of primary, participated in a ceremony in which they have been the main protagonists.
The event began with the reading, by several students of different fragments of the Constitution who collected our fundamental rights in relation to Education and Equality.
After the mayor and the councilor of Equation have explained what the Constitution meant for all the Spanish and how important it remains today.
This time the students attended a class of special political history since the charge of teaching has been the mayor, José Antonio Fernández LLadó and Equation Councillor, Isabel Zamora, who have resolved the doubts of students.
Some questions ranging from what is right or what work they do, municipal council members how involved the Constitution or justice who conducts Alguazas.
The school's principal, Joseph Cantero, explained that this act was the culmination of work that all students have done in recent days with the aim of knowing, more direct, one of the most important events in recent history Spain.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas
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