SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Nov. 15 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Cabildo of Tenerife has approved an investment of 1.5 million euros for the improvement works of the Municipal Cinema Theater of Santa Úrsula, the president of the insular Corporation, Rosa Dávila, and the vice president announced this Thursday at a press conference, Lope Afonso, who reported on the matters approved by the Government Council.
The works are part of the Cultural Infrastructure Plan developed by the island corporation and the total investment in this space will reach 2.5 million euros.
This plan provides for the improvement of public spaces distributed throughout the island geography such as public libraries, live arts spaces intended for the production and dissemination of stage shows, theater, dance and music, and cultural centers, according to a note from the Cabildo.
Within the Equality area, the contract for the actions of the ‘Enrédate sin machismo’ project was awarded to the company Bencomia Educación Ambiental SL for an amount of 268,000 euros and an execution period of 24 months.
Thus, actions will be carried out in 14 Tenerife educational centers over the next two years.
‘Enrédate sin machismo’ is a project to prevent sexist violence in young people and adolescents that aims to raise awareness of how important it is to maintain egalitarian relationships without machismo.
To achieve this, we work by helping to identify one’s own sexist beliefs and attitudes, both in relationships and towards everyday life situations, as well as romantic love myths and control indicators.
This project is also part of the ‘Program for the prevention of sexist violence among adolescents and young people’ of the Strategic Framework for actions in gender equality policies Tenerife Violeta (METV).
Within the area of Natural Environment, Sustainability, Security and Emergencies, the update of appointments of the responsible commanders and components of the groups of the organizational structure of the Civil Protection Territorial Emergency Plan of the island of Tenerife was approved.
The PEIN is the main tool that the island corporation has to face extraordinary emergency situations that involve serious collective risk, the president explained.
