Nuevo Consejo Directivo de la Comunidad Helénica
Socios de la Comunidad Helénica de México, A.C
Agradecemos a todos los asistentes a nuestra Asamblea Extraordinaria para llevar a cabo elecciones para el nuevo Consejo Directivo.
Hemos tenido unas elecciones abiertas y transparentes en cumplimiento a los estatutos actuales.
Se publica la fotografía y los nombres de los miembros del nuevo Consejo para el período 2016-2018.
Quedamos a sus órdenes.
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Nuevo Consejo Directivo
Presidente: Georgia Boutsianis
Vocales:
Eleni Mitsoura
Kaliopi Kúsulas
Alkistis Athanasiadou
Alexandra Stamou
Jorge Cuenca Fafutis
Alfonso Galán Afendulis
Xari Kokkinidis
Jorge Tomasis
Jesús León Mavrides
Nota: Las asignaciones de las responsabilidades de las y los vocales se realizarán durante la primera reunión del nuevo consejo.
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