More than 60 young people who form the collective photographic activities of the School Robinsoniana "Juan Antonio Román Valecillos" of the city of San Cristobal received recognition from the Office of Culture Táchira, for their participation in different activities organized jointly in the framework of the Big Bang Cultural Bicentennial.
; regard, the journalist and professor Carlos Eduardo Ramirez, head of the platform of cinema and audiovisual media Táchira Cabinet said the group of students participated in the assembly of the photo exhibition "San Cristobal: Yesterday and Today "that travel on the move to different areas of the Andean state, Ramirez announced that it will be next week at Junín municipality at the request of the communities in this area.
Ramirez, also stressed the importance of organizing the student body and his training as a photographer. "We are creating a new photographer, commercial photographer and not alienating that does not display the proper and socially visible, they are forming as new photographers make visible what is invisible to the community with a new awareness about what is and should be a photographer. "
addition to recognizing the youth received a donation of publications Mass System Magazine, among whom were "The Art of Reading" and "moves", in order to motivate among the student community in the habit of reading, as detailed José Durán, responsible for the book shelf in the state.
Photographic Activity Plan is an initiative of the National Center of Photography (CENAF) that is developed through the Platform Film and Audiovisual Media Cabinets state taxes, and photographers whose purpose is to form a critical and social to serve their communities. (Larissa Chacón / MPP for Culture-Tachira). Wilber
Arecio Gómez Dávila Area Journalist and Citizenship Consultant Post: wilberdavila2003@gmail.com; wilberdavila1960@yahoo.es; wilberdavila@hotmail.com San Cristobal, Tachira, Venezuela 
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