The draw more consists of 3 series, divided in twentieth popularly known as "cachitos", and in each one of them is printed a different image of Avilés Fabila, and the reverse, a minificción also diverse.
To celebrate the life and work of journalist and writer René Avilés Fabila, who died last October, the National Lottery issued a ticket for the Lottery Biggest to take place next Tuesday, January 17th, at which time there will also be a Tribute to the late intellectual to be mexican.
The distinguished writer for the National Lottery in this occasion, is also remembered as the founder of the cultural supplement "The Owl" Excélsior, a publication that ran from 1985 to 1999, and subsequently edit from his own Foundation created by him and dedicated to the promotion of literature, arts and culture.
The National Lottery reported that it has like objective with this commemoration, to provide a memorial to the work of the writer, and is professor of the Autonomous Metropolitan University (UAM), and a cultural promoter.
The event will take place at the headquarters of the National Lottery, located in the Building Moro, Plaza of the Republic does Not. 1, in the Historic Center of Mexico City at 19 hours, with the assistance of the journalist, writer and television personality Cristina Pacheco and the writer Óscar de la Borbolla, who will do a portrait of the author, his work and his personal experience with it.
The program will consist of the projection of audiovisual material about the life of René Avilés Fabila, after will continue the intervention of the writers mentioned. Later, will culminate with the celebration of the traditional draw of the Tuesday, and a toast of honor.
tickets with the effigy of the late writer René Avilés Fabila are already available for sale from Wednesday 11 January. As is known, the draw more consists of 3 series, divided in twentieth popularly known as "cachitos", and in each one of them is printed a different image of Avilés Fabila, and the reverse, a minificción also diverse.
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