Gaceta del instituto del patrimonio cultural

Esta emisión del 8 de mayo del 2012 se transmitió desde el restaurante italiano Epicuro. El maestro Rubén Vasconcelos Beltrán recordó que el 9 de mayo de 1962 fallece en la ciudad de méxico el maestro Don Samuel Mondragón Noriega, un oaxaqueño que dedicó su vida a la composición musical. Otro dato interesante que dio es que el 11 de mayo de 1764 fallece el ilustre Obispo de Oaxaca, Felipe Gómez de Angulo quien trabajó intensamente por la educación. De invitado estuvo el licenciado José Manuel Núñez Banuet Corzo, director general de turismo y desarrollo económico municipal, quien hizo una invitación a diferentes cursos de capacitación orientados al sector turístico, uno de ellos, empezará este 21 de mayo. Al final del programa, Froylán Cruz Gutierrez y Yolanda Priego, estuvieron en cabina para promover publicación de una gaceta del instituto del patrimonio cultural que tiene como objetivo difundir la riqueza cultural del estado, e invitar a la sociedad a participar con artículos para el contenido de la gaceta.

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