FORBES INCLUDING BETWEEN MOVED WOMEN TO GESTORS FROM THE AMONG CULTURAL AMBIENT

The prestigious Review Forbes Central America in its July and August edition included Giselle González Villarrué and the national ballet dancer Julieta del Castillo among the most powerful women in the region.

Forbes Central America listed a number of achievements by Minister González Villarrué, highlighting his work at the head of the State Radio and Television System (SERTV), the award in 2021 as "Women of the Year" by the organisation "Worldwide Audiovisual Women Association," the designation as the incumbent of the Ministry of Culture and also considered among the "most prominent women of the Audiovisual industry."

For her part, the dancer at Panama's National Ballet Juliet del Castillo, from the age of 6, initiated presentations at countless national and international scenarios and recently at only 22 years, earned first place at the Ballet International Competition in Miami, Estados Unidos.

To support the production of this list, the Revista Forbes Central America points out that this is the "age of powerful women" and that women from different professions of the region "have been given what to talk about in today's world."

Forbes Central America requires that it join with an effort to Visibilize the possibility, development, success and recognition for Central American women that have been put into different branches.

Together with Minister González Villarrué and Dancer Julieta del Castillo, Forbes Central America also listed the actresses, Ilda Manson and Patricia De León, and the writer, Hena González de Zachrisson.

Forbes is a magazine specialized in the world of business and finance founded in 2012, but that also issues a special edition for Central America.