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30-09-2024, 07:22 AM
The Negrocriminal observatory concludes its first edition with the triumph of Michelle Cappiello with the micro-story 'The detective and her end'
The Fuerteventura 2024 Blackcriminal Observatory culminated its first edition this Saturday. At the closing ceremony, the winner of the literary contest in which students from different educational centers on the island have participated was announced. The second year high school student Michelle Cappiello was the winner of this I Micro-Story Prize for her work 'The detective and her finale'.
The president of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura, Lola García, the mayor of Tuineje, Candelaria Umpiérrez, the Minister of Culture, Rayco León, and the Councilor for Culture, Dulce García, learned about the jury's decision and valued the young and creative talent that the young people of Fuerteventura have shown, as well as their interest in a genre that is increasingly creating more fans on the island.
The contest was aimed at students in the education institutes of Fuerteventura. The young writers had the opportunity to demonstrate their talent in a short story of no more than 100 words, exploring the mysteries and suspense of the crime noir genre. The winning story will be shared on the social networks of the Black Criminal Observatory (ObsnegrocriminalFuerteventura).
In addition, visits were made to the IES Gran Tarajal, IES La Oliva, IES Vigán and IES Corralejo by Marta Marne, Jon Arretxe, Emilio González Déniz, Empar Fernández and Susana Rodríguez Lezaun.
The Fuerteventura NegroCriminal Observatory 2024 'Fiction surpasses Reality' has been organized by the Ministry of Culture of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura from the Island Library Center, hand in hand with the Negrocriminal Observatory.
The event came to an end this Saturday by announcing the winner of the micro-fiction contest and with a carousel of books in which Javier Rivero Grandoso shared the conclusions of the event. The writers of crime novels and members of the Negrocriminal Observatory, Carlos Gutiérrez and Carmen Nieto, made a positive assessment of this first edition, "a project in which we have worked for a year together with the administrations that collaborate" and thanked all the writers, as well as the public that has shown "the great love of crime novels that exists in Fuerteventura".
They also thanked the institutions that have collaborated, such as the Vice-Ministry of Culture of the Government of the Canary Islands, directed by Horacio Umpiérrez, as well as the municipalities of Tuineje and La Oliva, municipalities where the activity will take place.
The Fuerteventura 2024 Blackcriminal Observatory culminated its first edition this Saturday. At the closing ceremony, the winner of the literary contest in which students from different educational centers on the island have participated was announced. The second year high school student Michelle Cappiello was the winner of this I Micro-Story Prize for her work 'The detective and her finale'.
The president of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura, Lola García, the mayor of Tuineje, Candelaria Umpiérrez, the Minister of Culture, Rayco León, and the Councilor for Culture, Dulce García, learned about the jury's decision and valued the young and creative talent that the young people of Fuerteventura have shown, as well as their interest in a genre that is increasingly creating more fans on the island.
The contest was aimed at students in the education institutes of Fuerteventura. The young writers had the opportunity to demonstrate their talent in a short story of no more than 100 words, exploring the mysteries and suspense of the crime noir genre. The winning story will be shared on the social networks of the Black Criminal Observatory (ObsnegrocriminalFuerteventura).
In addition, visits were made to the IES Gran Tarajal, IES La Oliva, IES Vigán and IES Corralejo by Marta Marne, Jon Arretxe, Emilio González Déniz, Empar Fernández and Susana Rodríguez Lezaun.
The Fuerteventura NegroCriminal Observatory 2024 'Fiction surpasses Reality' has been organized by the Ministry of Culture of the Cabildo de Fuerteventura from the Island Library Center, hand in hand with the Negrocriminal Observatory.
The event came to an end this Saturday by announcing the winner of the micro-fiction contest and with a carousel of books in which Javier Rivero Grandoso shared the conclusions of the event. The writers of crime novels and members of the Negrocriminal Observatory, Carlos Gutiérrez and Carmen Nieto, made a positive assessment of this first edition, "a project in which we have worked for a year together with the administrations that collaborate" and thanked all the writers, as well as the public that has shown "the great love of crime novels that exists in Fuerteventura".
They also thanked the institutions that have collaborated, such as the Vice-Ministry of Culture of the Government of the Canary Islands, directed by Horacio Umpiérrez, as well as the municipalities of Tuineje and La Oliva, municipalities where the activity will take place.
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