San Ignacio City Council celebrates Mother’s Day

San Ignacio, Sinaloa. – A long fun was held by the mothers of the municipal seat of San Ignacio, Sinaloa, who gathered from 7:00 p.m. on the esplanade of the municipal palace, where Apart from setting up tables and chairs, the city council decorated the place with balloons.Because he was also given a delicious dinner.

Before starting the festivities, Mayor Octavio Bastidas Manjarez gave a brief message to the women present, but not before going to the table to congratulate them.

He expressed that the date is very important to him, as it is Mother’s Day, which undoubtedly represents the core pillar of every family, and said that he thanked God for keeping his mother alive, to whom he congratulated. Gave.

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He also added that Simultaneously the celebration was taking place in different associations, such as Ajoya, Dimas, Piaxtla, Coyotetan, Ixpalino. and some police stations.

He invited mothers to have fun and forget their problems for a moment “Today we must put aside all our problems, all the details that we experience inside our homes, this fun now It’s about doing and giving to each and every moms out here, thank you for being present, today we have to be healthy, we have to respect each other above all,” said Mayer.

“As mayor I am greatly honored and flattered, I am a public servant and I am all for what is offered. I want a united San Ignacio, a San Ignacio for all the people of Sinaloa and Mexico Represents the best traditions of its people, have fun, congratulations and God bless you,” said Bastidas Manjarez.

It was a very fun night where the ladies danced to the beat of a versatile group till late in the night.

They also participated in raffles for various electrical items for the home, items for your kitchen, and much more.

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The celebration ended without incident and was always guarded by elements of public safety and city traffic.

I joined El Debate de Mazatlán on February 21, 2008 as a correspondent for the mountain municipality of San Ignacio, Sinaloa. My job is to cover all kinds of incidents, but what I am most passionate about is writing special reports, especially on mountainous region communities, towns abandoned by violence, and lack of opportunity. I particularly enjoy the chronicle genre, conducting interviews and drawing characters. San Ignacio has its roots in a Jesuit mission town full of culture, culinary arts, and history. We have mountain and coast, mining, fishing, aquaculture, agriculture and livestock, as well as famous band musicians. I try to reflect all this in my journalistic work. I also cover the news from time to time in the municipality of Alotta, a neighbor of San Ignacio. What has given me a lot of satisfaction is helping people get benefits through my journalism work.

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