Huesca.- The Unit against Violence against Women of the Subdelegation of the Government in Huesca (VioGén Unit) has taught this Friday a training in the City of Ayerbe with the objective that the staff who will attend the bar of the tent of the festivities of Santa Leticia know the resources and the guidelines of action in the face of possible machista aggressions.

The deputy delegate of the Government in Huesca, José Carlos Campo, thanked the deputy mayor, Marisa Latorre, for the initiative of the City of Ayerbe to make the festive venue “a safer space for women” and stressed that “the festivities are to enjoy, but always with respect and coexistence”. Campo has also thanked the bar staff for their “involvement and commitment” to act as a point of attention during the night.

The initiative is completed with the placement of signage with a QR code that links to the existing resources for the care of victims: telephone 016 for general consultations; 112 for health care and, in the case of the Ayerbe demarcation, 062 of the Civil Guard. It is also recommended to download the AlertCops application, which allows to issue an alert signal to the State Security Forces and Bodies with geolocation