
Carlos Daniel Ondó Angué from Equatorial Guinea has completed his training as a technician in Multiplatform Applications Development in Jaen in Spain. He did so with the help of the Teresian Association. After a long and hard journey, he decided to write a letter of thanks.

Léocadie Lushombo, a Congolese theologian and member of the Teresian Association, has been chosen to participate in one of the Synod's new advisory groups on Synodality.

Erika Pérez Albrecht, a former student of Santa Teresa School in La Paz, Bolivia, has received the Boliviana de Oro award for her excellent service as a paediatric cardiologist treating children from low income backgrounds.

On 8 March 2024, International Women's Day, María Dolores Gómez Molleda, rector of the University of Salamanca between March 1979 and 1980, became the first woman to have her portrait installed in the Portrait Room of the Rectorate Building. It was the only portrait missing from the gallery in which the pictures of past rectors are displayed.

In a simple ceremony attended by several members of the TA, the painting by Professor José María Larrondo was unveiled. The rector, Ricardo Rivero, (who moments later resigned from his post) and the director of Equality at the University, Inmaculada Sánchez Barrios, led the ceremony.
“It is important to remember and honour those who preceded us, and Rector Gómez Molleda played an important role that we are now acknowledging with this portrait”, said the rector in his speech.
Inmaculada Sánchez Barrios spoke highly of “the role that Professor Gómez Molleda fulfilled not only in the year in which she was serving as rector, but also during the previous five years as vice-rector and the ten years she was in charge of the Casa Museo Unamuno.” She thanked “two people very close to the honoree who opened the doors of their home to me: Carmen Cembranos and Carmen Rita García.”
More about the event, on the TA Spain website.
More about María Dolores Gómez Molleda on this website.
Photos: David Sañudo, www.salamancartvaldia.es
TA Translation Team.

On 29 October, Argentina Henríquez, a member of the TA from the Dominican Republic, along with five other people, were granted recognition awards as founders of Ciudad Alternativa, a local organisation working for the right of the working classes to decent housing.

Recognition was given to Dr Angela Margarita Matos Imbert for her career as a paediatrician in the Dominican Republic.

Elsa Tueros is conferred with the title ‘professor emerita’ of the Academic Department of Education in the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.





