Félix Crespo councilman reminded the chairs that are more than 100 fallas which have not yet provided their emails. Would be wise to provide for the proper functioning of the Secretariat of the Junta Central Fallera.

Constitution of Junta Central Fallera

Félix Crespo, the president submitted to the directive of 2009-2010 financial year:

SECRETARY GENERAL: VICENTE FAYOS BENEDITO
Secretary, Economic and Rewards

1st VICE PRESIDENT: JORGE GUARRO MONLLOR
Outreach, Information, Documentation, Publications and Research, Media and spokesmen.

2nd VICE PRESIDENT: THE DESIGN OF BEGOÑA MARTINEZ
Protocol and Public Relations, Major Falleros Agenda

3rd VICE PRESIDENT: JOSE BOIX SEGARRA
Citizen participation and public holidays, local boards and groups Falleros, Sports

4th VICE PRESIDENT: MARI CARMEN RODRIGUEZ FERNANDEZ
Major events and festive Organization (Street Kids)

ANNIE 5: JOSÉ LUIS VAELLO MIRA
Incidents and boundaries, the Census & Culture

Then, the general secretary, Vincent Fayos, read out the list of delegates from the Central sector Fallera. Click here to view it. Additionally presented to delegates and secretaries of the various delegations:

INCIDENTS
OFFICER: CARMINA MONSALVE VILLALBA
SECRETARY: LAZARO ANTONIO LOPEZ

REWARDS
OFFICER: LUIS CORTES C. BALLESTERO
SECRETARY: LUIS Gamir GALLART

CULTURE
DIRECTOR: JOSE LUCAS OMBUENA
SECRETARY: PLATERO ANTONIO GOMEZ

SPORTS
DIRECTOR: MIGUEL VICEDO GALAN
SECRETARY: JOSE LUIS PEREZ MARTIN

DOCUMENTATION
DIRECTOR: JOSE IZQUIERDO A. Villarroya
SECRETARY: JAVIER HERNANDO Mozas

TOURS
OFFICER: Sivera FRANCISCO MORENO
SECRETARY: BOSCH JOSE GARCIA

CHILDREN
DIRECTOR: VICENTE LOPEZ CASTILLO
SECRETARY: JOSE ANTONIO ARENAS SANCHO

ASOCIACIÓN FALLERA
DIRECTOR: RAFAEL JUAN JUAN
SECRETARY: MATEU JUAN TORRES

PUBLIC RELATIONS
OFFICER: MONTAÑES IGNACIO BURGOS
SECRETARY: JOSE VICENTE Lahuerta EMBUENA

COMMUNICATION
DIRECTOR: GABRIEL ARANAZ CARRION
SECRETARY: BEATRIZ RAMOS LLUNA

PROMOTION ABROAD
DIRECTOR: MARCO ANTONIO ALBERT
SECRETARY: VICENTE DE CASTRO Moscardo

ECONOMY
DIRECTOR: PERE PERTEGAS SANCHEZ
CLERK: M ª LUISA PITARCH FALCO
TREASURER: MIGUEL GIL GARNER

SECRETARIAT
SECR.ACTAS: GASPAR ALBARRACIN ZAMORA
SECR.ADMON.GENERAL: VICENTE TAPIA REVERT
Deputy 1: ALEJANDRO RODRIGUEZ PEDRET
2nd Deputy: PEPA LLOPIS MOLINA
3rd Vice: MANUEL CALATAYUD NIZA

CENSUS AND LIBRARY
OFFICER: Segismundo VERDU FLORES
SECRETARY: EMILIO Lloris CERCOS

INFORMATICA
RESPONSIBLE: RAFAEL MARTINEZ CORCHERO AND ANTONIO  CERVERO MONTON

PUBLICATIONS
RESPONSIBLE:  SALVADOR FERRIOL MORALES

Hemisferic

Explore Valencia’s history by visiting the Plaza de la Almoina, a square smack dab in the center of the old town. There you will see the ruins of the city’s ancient civilizations.

Let the City of the Arts and Sciences take your breath away with the beauty of its modern architecture. This large complex, designed by Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava in collaboration with Felix Candela, is a sight to behold (and photograph). Get close to the fish at L’Oceanografic, which displays the marine ecosystems of all five continents. Watch the dolphin show at the Dolphinarium, walk through the 30-m long underwater tunnel and enjoy the sights of the third largest aquarium in the world.

Bioparc. Contrary to traditional zoos, this park has the unique feature of bringing the visitor totally into the habitat of the animals. This is known as zoo immersion.

Oceanográfico

Bioparc’s main objective is to promote respect for animals and make the general public aware of importance of protecting the environment through a commitment to education and the preservation of the animals.

Go on a tour of two very different markets. Shop at the Central Market (Mercado Central), which is home to fresh local produce (including strawberries almost as big as your fist). This market, which opened in 1928, has over 1000 stalls and is considered one of the largest food markets in Europe.

beach Malvarrisa

When you’re done shopping, imagine the bustling activity in the now quiet Lonja de la Seda, a Unesco World Heritage Site. This beautiful hall with helicoidal columns used to be a center for silk exchange.

Ride a bike along the River Turia, which is now dry. Its water has been diverted outside the city since the terrible flood of 1957. The riverbed is now an area for sports, leisure and culture. Visit its bridges, gardens and the museums along the banks.

Go to the beach (Playa Malvarrosa and Playa de las Arenas are just a 10 to 15-minute tram ride from the center of the town) and be surprised by the sight of topless sunbathers even in cold weather.City of Arts and Science (Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències), phone: +34 90 210-0031, [http://www.cac.es/]. 10AM-9PM. Very interesting. It is located where the old river Turia used to flow and over there you will find a Science Museum, a Planetarium, an IMAX cinema, an Aquarium and, in a near future, the Arts Museum. It is famous for its architecture by Santiago Calatrava

The Barri del Carme neighborhood is in the old center. It is the perfect place for a stroll where you can witness the transition from a forgotten area to an up-and-coming diverse neighborhood. Barri del Carme has many outdoor cafes and trendy shops. There is an interesting mix of people, from lifetime residents, to alternative types, hippies, gays and lesbians, and other assorted peoples. The neighborhood swells at night with revelers but please respect the neighbors who live there.

The Seu – a curious cathedral with doors from three distinct architectural periods. A trip up the Miguelete tower (formerly Moorish but now “Christianized”) provides a pleasing view of the city.

The Llotja – This building is the site of the ancient local silk trade. It is also a UNESCO landmark and has recently been refurbished. Some of the gargoyles are quite naughty.

See the Torres de Quart at the end of Calle Quart. This pock-marked medieval tower was part of the ancient wall that surrounded the old city. Another set of nearby towers called the Torres de Serrano were also part of ancient wall. The Serrano towers have been massively renovated and somewhat modernized but they are still interesting and are located across the street from the park.

References: services.inquirer.ne / turisvalencia.es / tripedia.org

The Central Fallas Association J.C.F.

(Junta Central Fallera) The Central Fallas Association, a Valencia City Council body that coordinates the Fallas festivity throughout the city.

The president, together with a wide team of assistants, is in charge of this coordination, in order to celebrate a succesful Fallas festival.

It is made up of the following

departments:

President

Secretary

Economy Delegation

Festive Organization Area

External Relations Area

Protocol and Public Relations Area

Legal and Regulations Area

Cultural and Promotion Area JUNTA CENTRAL FALLERA
Av. de la Plata, 117
46006 Valencia
Tels.: 963521730 / 963521789