The Fundación Obra Social de Castilla y León (FUNDOS) presented the 2nd FUNDOS Awards for Social Innovation in Castile and León on Thursday 27 May at the Auditorio Fundos Fórum in Valladolid. The awards were handed out by José Javier Izquierdo, Government Delegate in Castile and León; Francisco Igea, Vice-President of the Regional Government of Castile and León; Óscar Puente, Mayor of Valladolid; Jorge Luis García Vázquez, President of FUNDOS; and Ángel Lago Gusano, FUNDOS trustee. The ceremony featured dancers Lucía Carrasco and Miquel Torres, while the music was in the hands of young Valladolid pianist Guillermo Hernández Barrocal.
Photos: Álvaro Ramón
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