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Margarita and Carmencita, the Neighboring Restlessness of Arguineguín

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Margarita Jiménez Artiles emphasizes that, according to her birth certificate and school card, she is a native of Arguineguín, even if some want to call her another way. Today she stars this space because she has a lot to count and because, over the years, she has become a reference of the concerns and the work of this historic town of the southern Grancanario.
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Margarita Jiménez Artiles emphasizes that, according to her birth certificate and school card, she is a native of Arguineguín, even if some want to call her another way. Today she stars this space because she has a lot to count and because, over the years, she has become a reference of the concerns and the work of this historic town of the southern Grancanario.

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laprovincia.es broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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