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The procession of Cristo de los Mineros, Regional Tourist Interest, on Holy Thursday in La Union, passed brilliantly at the track numerous locals and visitors.
The parade was broadcast live passion for the Autonomous Community through 7 Murcia.
The six floats through the streets of the city center were the Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno, Veronica, San Juan, La Dolorosa, La Caridad and the Christ of the Miners.
The parade took place in an impeccable way through a magnificent order and striking, which together with the use of mining tools that look at the Passion Week of the town, distinguishes this as unique and singular, rooted religious celebration with history of the city.
The Christ of Miners, preceded by a squad of Marines, received the admiration and devotion of the unionenses and visitors.
In addition, the Association of Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno released third child and behaved, for the first time, his throne on their shoulders.
Also, the Association of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary in their new hachotes Sorrowful Mysteries wore the typical carbide miner.
The procession of Holy Thursday was attended by the preacher of the Holy Week of 2010, the Chief of Maritime Action Admiral Emilio José Nieto Manso.
NATIONAL COMPETITION Saeta "UNION CITY"
Moreover, the National Competition Saetas "Union City" celebrated its twentieth anniversary at the parade of passion.
The lament of the bolt was played again in the Holy Thursday unionense.
In this new edition will be registered the participation of archers from different locations throughout the country as Malaga, Seville, Badajoz and Cartagena.
The first prize trophy Isabel Diaz "The Levantine" Paqui Corpas went to Malaga who played the bolt on the door of the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary at the exit of the Christ of the Miners.
Antonio de la Maria de Badajoz won second prize, while the Malaga José García "El Petro" won the third prize of the contest.
Source: Ayuntamiento de La Unión
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