That's how MiCultura gets into a cncer's prevention camp.

The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), through the Office of Human Resources, conducted a "Candes of Hope" light-up ceremony with the aim of raising his voice and raising awareness about the early prevention of breast cancer and the importance of performing medical tests and checks on time.

The activity was undertaken with the presence of the Minister, Giselle González Villarrué and his deputy Minister Gabriel González at his headquarters and with his participation as partners from his institution and with his religious invocation by Nurith Macfarlane of his office of information technology.

The Minister González Villarrúe explained with this act aims to create awareness among the "population to prevent that painful evil that increasingly engulfs more and more women throughout the world."

The "candle of hope" light ceremony included an artistic cultural event with the participation of the ambassador of MiCultura, at the first contest organized by the Health Ministry, called "Red Womens," collaborator Katherine Alveo, dancer of the National Ballet.

Those present enjoyed the quartet of the Panama Youth Orchestra and Chorus Network and violinist Karol Marín and the activity ended with the light of candles by MiCultura partners fighting cancer.