Caliplant Agro, Carlos Martínez and the Coros y Danzas Mar Menor Group were the Peasant, Sailor and Pirate 2018, respectively

The group Caliplant Agro, the Murcia sailor Carlos Martínez and the group Mar Menor Choirs and Dances, of San Javier were named Peasant, Sailor and Pirate of the patron saint festivities of San Javier 2018
The Mayor José Miguel Luengo delivered last night the titles of Peasant, Sailor and Pirate 2018 of the patron saint festivities of San Javier in an act that counted on the presence of the flag bearers of the 30 festive clubs that until the next nine of December will remain installed in their barracks of the fairground that last night opened its doors.
The Caliplant Agro company received the title of Peasant who collected its technical director and founding partner, Juan Luis Jiménez who He thanked the reception that the municipality has given to the company since its implementation in 2009 in Pozo Aledo from where it exports products, patents, technology and knowledge to more than 20 countries around world.
The Murcia sailor settled in Santiago de la Ribera, Carlos Martínez asked the authorities not to stop fighting for recovery integral of the Mar Menor when collecting its prize from the Mayor. Carlos Martínez, who started competing at 7 years old at the Sea Minor, he was a member of the Olympic Sailing Team of Barcelona 92, has been several times European champion, and recently runner-up of the Master's world, laser class.
The group of Mar Menor Choirs and Dances of San Javier, which celebrates its 50th anniversary, was the Pirate 2018, a title that falls on people or outstanding entities in the social field. To the local folk group his work as ambassador of the municipality was recognized, and his work as dissemination of folklore and regional traditions since its creation in 1968 by the then parish priest of San Javier, D. Antonio López.