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Note of Prensa.-3/5/2011.- despite steady rains that hit Moca, were held events commemorating the 150th anniversary of the heroic deed of May 2, beginning with the raising of the flag in front of the Interior, the parade of civil and provincial authorities to the Rosary Parish, where the Rev. Timothy Gonzalez conducted the Te Deum and the speeches were made by the authorities.

Remberto Mayor Cruz, referring to the historic feat, urged parents and teachers to encourage their children and students with the knowledge of these events and even more men and women who staged and whose love of country, early and values \u200b\u200bled him to sacrifice his life, defending national sovereignty. He stressed the commitment of the City Council, to promote human virtues and civic values, why declare May as "Month of Patriotism and Pride Mocan.

In another order, the Mayor read a proclamation which calls the contest for writing and creating music for Municipal Anthem, with the purpose of exalting the Moca people's struggles for freedom and sovereignty, as well as input from Moca to culture and economy of the Dominican Republic. The competition will close on Saturday July 2, 2011, may involve all Moca and / or residents with more than ten years in the municipality.

also attended the District Director of Education, Floira Mercedes and Jose Guillermo Lopez, Provincial Governor, who agreed to review the historical episode, highlighting the bravery of Moca in organizing the first armed movement against the odious annexation to Spain.

While the Commission President, Mr. Carlos Castillo, acknowledged the support of civil and military authorities, representatives of institutions, teachers and students present and urged people to engage in various activities during the month of May.

These together with civil and military authorities moved to Plaza May 2, which hosted the wreath, then enjoy the majestic parade of the 2nd. Army Brigade, who toured the streets 150 years ago was the scene of the armed protest.


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