THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF DOLORES HIDALGO PRESENTED THIS 2023 THE “VIRGINIA SOTO RODRÍGUEZ” AWARD TO 10 WOMEN FROM DOLOR OUTSTANDING IN SOCIETY
Dolores Hidalgo Cradle of National Independence, Gto. – In order to promote the fundamental pillar of our society, the municipal president Adrián Hernández Alejandri and his wife Michelle Reyes Lucio, president of the DIF System, presented the Virginia Soto Rodríguez Award to 10 outstanding women in the municipality.
In his message, the municipal president Adrián Hernández Alejandri said “From my father I learned many positive values, principles, the culture of work, but without a doubt from my mother she was the fundamental pillar for my growth and business and political development, women have great value and importance not only in my life but also in society, without women you cannot walk, it is difficult to build, without women it is difficult to be happy as a man and believe me, I am happy with my wife Michelle, with her I smiled, I share my life and with her I have decided to walk together, because when you walk next to a woman, happiness is more, the woman always has and gives more”.
added “Today, in this very significant event of the delivery of the “Virginia Soto Rodríguez Award”, I want to recognize these women who accompany us, for that great value that exists in each one of them and that fight that they do every day, for everything that they carry out to promote the development of their families, in terms of work and of our municipality, let this award be a daily reminder that the effort and dedication they make are always worth it in life”.
Within the framework of the Commemoration of International Women’s Day, municipal authorities headed by the Municipal President, recognized the important role of women in the development of the Municipality through different professional, labor, altruistic, sports, attention to health and education.
The outstanding women and winners on this occasion are:
- Nadia Macías Sandoval, an outstanding woman in the provision of Health Services.
- Catalina Morales Fuentes, Woman committed to Public Safety.
- Karla Michel Díaz Rosado, Woman Activist for Women’s Rights.
- Paola Guerra Barrón, Woman committed to Culture and the Arts.
- Juana López Trejo, Woman committed to the Environment.
- Gloria Laura Manzano Díaz, Outstanding Woman in the Business Sector.
- Del Rocío Gámez Hernández, Outstanding Woman in the Municipal Service.
- Dianet Verónica Mariano Huerta, Outstanding Woman in Sports.
- Patricia Rayas Barrón, Woman committed to Rural Development.
- Ruth Montes Sorcia, Outstanding Woman in Teaching