MiCultura participated in the "walk" organized by Maricell Cohen of Mulino, First Lady of the Republic of Panama with a closure of the campaign of Red and Celeste Tape, "with a sign step in the fight against cancer."

For his part, Cultural Minister María Eugenia Herrera emphasized: It's a symbol of hope and solidarity that renews the forces that we can find in mutual support, reminding us that early diagnosis is a light of hope that makes a difference on the path to recovery!

The walk, which came from the parking spaces at the Hotel Miramar, where they rode about 2.5 km through the Ripple Coast by 20 institutions, officials with their families, including children and pets, who supported this noble cause.

What was brought up by the sale of t-shirts during the walk will be intended for the purchase of an adult, pediatric and neonatal transport fan with a real-time viewing of lung mechanics for the National Oncological Institute.

On the route, an inter-institutional fair with more than 20 stands was established and offered general information and refrigerations to attendees. At a later stage, dance classes and stretching exercises were held and Pansports participation also organized some recreational and sports activities.

During the campaign some services were performed: voluntary ambulances from the Red Cross, ambulances, sedan and a quick intervention bike from the SUME 911, units from the Institutional Protection Service (SPI), national police units, Senface volunteers, logistics and voluntary assistance from the Municipality of Panama, care at points of hydration with volunteers and officials from Sinaproć, campaign results, Mammograms, electrocardiograms, pelvic Ultrasounds, implants, HIV tests and HIV testing, and pSA testing, and Pressure collection, and ppatanicolaou, and general nutritional medicine.