MINISTRA GONZÁLEZ VILLARRUÉ VISIT MUSY AFROANTILLANO
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A surprising visit was made by the Minister of Culture, Giselle González Villarrué, to the Afro-Antillano Museum of Panama to get to know about the conditions of the building and its samples and at the same time listen to the views of its partners.
To the incumbent of Culture, it's important to maintain communication with all officials, especially to "listen and empathize them," she said with reference to the visit to the Afro-Antillean Museum of Panama.
María Eugenia Quintero, manager of the Museum expressed her "satisfaction with the visit of the Minister, who became interested in knowing about the conditions and personnel that work here."
The Minister received a brief explanation of the story and also of the conditions of the museum that pays tribute to the anti-Semitic immigrants who reached the isthmus to work on the railway and the Panama Canal.
The Museum was founded on 22 December 1980 and works with six partners to serve as guides and other officials.
