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They Ask to Preserve Amado Nervo in Tepic Airport

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“Marketing can never be above culture,” say cultural personalities about change in the name of Tepic Airport. The post They ask to preserve Amado Nervo’s name at the airport appeared first on Eleven News.
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In an initiative spearheaded by the Letras en Nayarit Festival, directed by cultural promoter and manager Lorena Elizabeth Hernández, intellectuals from across the country are joining the call to preserve the name of the renowned poet Amado Nervo at the Tepic International Airport. Originally, the airport serving Nayarit's capital was officially named "Tepic Amado Nervo Airport..."

“Marketing can never be above culture,” say cultural personalities about change in the name of Tepic Airport. The post They ask to preserve Amado Nervo’s name at the airport appeared first on Eleven News.

The company Mota-Engil Mexico, in charge of the expansion of the air terminal has replaced the official name by Tepic-Riviera Nayarit International Airport, without there still being a decree that supports it.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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The terminal of Tepic is the only one in the country that pays formal tribute to a poet and literary creator, unlike the other airports that honor politicians, military or procers patrios.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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