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Alicia Waterman opened the exhibition, which will be open until October 7
To publicize the work of NGOs in the poorest countries and disseminate their work is the aim of the photographic exhibition "Committed to Anantapur ', Vicente Ferrer Foundation, and The High-Contrast' of palliri Foundation, Councilwoman who opened Equality Policy and Cooperation, Alicia Barquero, this morning at the exhibition hall of the Municipal Centre of El Carmen.
'Committed to Anantapur', Vicente Ferrer Foundation, consists of 32 panels with photos showing the reality of one of the poorest and most needy areas of India and one of the poorest and most excluded communities in the world, the Dalits or untouchables and tribal groups.
In Anantapur no serious conflicts but a lack extreme and continuous.
'The High-Contrast' palliri the Foundation is the result of the relationship of two people Murcia and the city of El Alto in Bolivia.
This is what usually live show those who come to this city to work on it and discover one of the most multicultural of all America.
El Alto is located at 4,100 meters above sea level on Lake Titicaca, with the Indian city of Bolivia.
The exhibition will be open until October 7 in the morning and afternoon at the Municipal Centre of El Carmen (Alameda de Cappuccini, 32).
School will visit various centers of the city during the morning sample of NGOs and volunteers will explain the pictures.
These two exhibitions are part of the previous activities on the Day of Cooperating.
In addition, from 30 September to 2 October in Santo Domingo Cooperating Fair, hosted by the booths of some 20 NGOs who will share their important work with people who need it most.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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