The literary contest "Córdoba Writes" announced its respective winners and also presented the prizes to its finalists at the headquarters of the Córdoba Culture Agency..

This proposal came from the hand of the Culture area of ​​the aforementioned province together with the "Mariano Moreno" Popular Library of the city of Deán Funes and the Legislature of Córdoba.

Under the slogan "Cordovan Historical Chronicles", The call received a variety of works that relate facts or events of a historical nature that occurred in Córdoba from every corner of the province.

As expressed by the Córdoba Culture Agency, The purpose of the program is to encourage the development of the art of writing in the province through an initiative that generates new productions and broad participation, where the seven Popular Libraries that participate, organize each of the calls in various genres. The winners get prize money and the publication of their work.

In the act, accompanied the President of the Córdoba Culture Agency, Nora Bedano; the directory vowel, Alejandro Mareco; Legislator Tania Kyshakevych; the Undersecretary of Culture of the Municipality of Deán Funes, Eliana Torres placeholder image; the Director of the Vélez Sarsfield Library, Maria Bazan; the President of the Library of Deán Funes, Daniel Quintana; legislators, juries and authorities of the Córdoba Culture Agency.

In his speech, the head of the Córdoba Culture Agency Nora Bedano highlighted that this program “was thought and created as a complement to the‘ Córdoba Lee ’program but that both are crossed by a very clear axis, to put the role of Popular Libraries at the center of the community scene ".

Then, of the speeches, the act concluded with the awards ceremony where the jury highlights the story that is told, the quality of the writing, the economy of language and the attractiveness of the subject as central elements in a historical Chronicle.

Awards

1° Award: "FINALLY" (Pseudonym Romulus)

Calvo Adrian Hipólito (Cordoba capital)

2° Award: "THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FACTORY IN THE WORLD" (Pseudonym Yolana)

Paulinelli Ana Maria (Mendiolaza)

Mentions:

."Yesterday I lost a battle. Chronicle of Quebracho Herrado, where the cemetery was bigger than the town ”by Dr. S. No (San Francisco)

."Could the National Constituent Assembly dictate this article?”: A chronicle of the Cordoba constitutional reform of 1949 from the aporetic margins of Sovereignty / by Jotapé (Cordoba capital)

."Dark being of light" by Red Sky (Cordoba capital)

."Córdoba scene of a betrayal" by María Regina Paz (Cordoba capital)

."Córdoba against the centralism of Buenos Aires" by Lautaro Miñán (Villa Allende)

It is worth mentioning that the Contest distinguished the first prize with thirty thousand pesos plus a diploma and publication of the work. The second prize with twenty thousand pesos plus diploma and publication of the work and finally mentions with diploma and publication of the work.

Chronicles of the Pandemic Finalists

In the same act, the winners of the contest "Chronicles of the pandemic-Daniel Salzano" were announced, which was hosted by the “Vélez Sarsfield” Popular Library of the General Paz neighborhood, from the city of Córdoba.

In this room called writers and writers participated with a single work that dealt with facts or events that occurred during the pandemic, in Journalistic Chronicle format. The works were evaluated by a reading committee composed of Alejandro Mareco, Facundo Seares and Juan Federico.

Awards

1° Award: "False positive" (Pseudonym Felipe Dreifus)

Nicolas Santiago Jozami

2° Award: "Phase Alpha" (Pseudonym Yan)

Emanuel Llanos

Mentions:

• "From the face of sadness" by Armando Sayri, Agustín Sigal.

• "The Covid Collective" by Alma Amancay, Carina Belén Santiago.

• "Dispossessed" by H Povedano, Lucia Gregorczuk.

• "Chronicle of the fight against the invisible" by Flor de Pasión, Alicia Elena Garden.

This initiative allows the integration of different actors and communities of the provincial geography through a common cultural activity. The contests include a wide spectrum of literary and thematic genres that will vary depending on the venue., in order to encourage a broad participation of Cordovan writers (novices, unpublished or with a career and published work).