Guided tours of the Legislative Palace, these are some visitor experiences – Publinews – 2024-03-04 03:22:11

Today the second day of guided tours of the Congress of the Republic takes place, in which workers from the Legislative Body of the Directorate of Protocol and Citizen Attention also participate, with the aim of publicizing the history, architecture and achievements important members of Congress. People will be able to enter this activity until 3:00 p.m. this Sunday.

On the tour, Guatemalan families receive an explanation of the importance of knowing every detail in this guided tour, as well as the function of the Congress of the Republic, the anecdotes that have been experienced, the successes and failures throughout history.

The Congress opens its doors to the Guatemalan population, within the framework of the 90th anniversary of the Legislative Palace, an activity that allows you to learn about the most important events that have occurred since the Congress, as well as the importance of knowing the laws and approaching the deputies.

Children, teenagers and adults learn more about the history of this emblematic building and the different historical events that have occurred in the People’s House.

On this educational tour, families had the opportunity to enjoy national melodies, performed by marimba Linda Morena of the Legislative Body.

ATTENTION TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

The policy of attention to people with disabilities promoted by the Board of Directors was reflected by providing access to mobility to this sector of the population to give them the opportunity to witness this event.

So no person was left out of the experience, despite their mobility disability. Likewise, the authorities remember that the entrance is through the 9th. avenue and entry is free.

COMMENTS FROM SOME ATTENDEES

“For us, it was a surprise and we took the opportunity to take a look around. We bless each representative, we pray for each representative and that every day God gives them wisdom, gives them grace and that they can make good decisions for the blessing of Guatemala,” said a visitor.

“It’s an honor that you can come here, here to Congress, very happy because the representative gave me a pin. I am going to tell my classmates that I am very happy and that in an opportunity that they can be given, they should come here so they can learn,” commented a child in the company of his parents.