Gypsies fight back to beat Guardia Civil
By: thinkSPAIN
A team of Gypsies from the Anakerando Kaló Association in Lepe (Huelva) had to work hard after trailing for most of the game, but finished the stronger to take the honours with a 6-4 final victory against a team from the local Guardia Civil barracks.
The match was one of the most-eagerly awaited of a series of actvities organised in the town this week to promote cultural integration, and drew a large enthusiastic crowd.
Other activities have included: a conference on Gypsy culture followed by a poem recital, and a presentation by a group of Gypsy children on the importance of education and not bunking off school.
In addition, the Romani flag was hoisted over the Town Hall to a rendition of the Gypsy anthem.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
A team of Gypsies from the Anakerando Kaló Association in Lepe (Huelva) had to work hard after trailing for most of the game, but finished the stronger to take the honours with a 6-4 final victory against a team from the local Guardia Civil barracks.
The match was one of the most-eagerly awaited of a series of actvities organised in the town this week to promote cultural integration, and drew a large enthusiastic crowd.
Other activities have included: a conference on Gypsy culture followed by a poem recital, and a presentation by a group of Gypsy children on the importance of education and not bunking off school.
In addition, the Romani flag was hoisted over the Town Hall to a rendition of the Gypsy anthem.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Labels: Gypsy, Gypsy Children, Gypsy Culture, Romani, Spain
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