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Secretaría de Cultura y Turismo organiza foro “Ser mujer es…” en el CCMB en Texcoco



La Secretaría de Cultura y Turismo organizó el foro “Ser mujer es…”, el cual congregó a un grupo de mujeres profesionales en diferentes ámbitos, quienes hablaron sobre las vivencias y dificultades que han enfrentado para llegar a ejercer su profesión.

Las participantes hablan sobre las vivencias y dificultades que han enfrentado para ejercer su profesión en el Espacio Violeta de la Biblioteca del CCMB (Foto: Especial).

En el Espacio Violeta de la Biblioteca del Centro Cultural Mexiquense Bicentenario (CCMB), en Texcoco, participaron la Politóloga Jazmín López; la jugadora profesional de billar Diana Girón; la jugadora profesional de futbol Frida Ortiz; la Ingeniera Automotriz Beatriz Jiménez; y la Ingeniera en Aeronáutica Michelle Peñaloza.

Ellas destacan por su constancia y la disciplina que las ha llevado a ocupar cargos y encabezar proyectos importantes, donde han roto las barreras de género, han demostrado que hoy en día, las mujeres pueden ocupar cualquier posición o cargo, ya sea en el deporte, en la política y en la industria, por mencionar algunos sectores.

Los asistentes al foro tuvieron una participación muy activa dado el interés por conocer más sobre sus vidas, dificultades y próximos proyectos.

El Centro Cultural Mexiquense Bicentenario invita a visitar sus instalaciones en la Carretera Federal Los Reyes-Texcoco Km 14.3, esquina General Manuel González, San Miguel Coatlinchán, Texcoco, Estado de México, y ser parte de sus actividades permanentes.

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