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Saturday November 29 started in the square of City Hall the "Fair Trade" of Ceuta, with 21 stands offering the most extensive and varied offer of the town, plus a "Top Road" mini in participating 14 establishments.

"These proposals are another initiative of our policy to promote local business, offering our neighbors a variety of products, competitive price and quality without leaving the town," says local Councillor for Commerce, Worship Ayala whose area is organizing this event was officially opened by the Director General of Consumer Affairs, Commerce and Handicrafts, Ana Cobarro, and the local mayor, Juan Felipe Cano.

So, today and tomorrow customers can find at the fair products like clothing, sportswear, gifts, household items, appliances, bicycles, optical, florist and herbalist, or services such as travel agencies, language schools, hairdressers, etc.

The participating institutions are: "D'Pepis", "Tien 21 - Gil Sarabia", "Fashion Tormo", "Optics The Streetlights", "Ramón Cano Studies Center", "Paper Butterflies", "Ceutiviajes" "Ceuti Bike / Workshops Manolo", "Herbalist Naturysa", "Haberdashery Paquita / La Tiara Atelier de Touched", "Barber Eva", "Things Lagar", "Dye Sports", "Capricho de Triana", "Beauty Secrets" "AMC", "florist Jesus," "Mirete", "Library Triangle", "Borecom" and "Mapeka-Zankiu".

The fair, which concludes tomorrow, Sunday 30- has a long opening hours (both days from 11 hours continuously), and provides parallel events such as parades and activities for children, such as storytelling / puppet organized Sunday Library Municipal.

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Participants in the "Ruta de la Tapa" mini, wherein the lid and drink is priced at 2 euros, are: "Bar The Cuñaos", "Bar Puerta Del Sol", "Bar The Old" "Domi Brewery", "Brasserie La Rueda", "Torrente Brewery", "The Youth", "El Mirador", "The Peacock", "El Rey de la Tapa", "Hotel Restaurant Villa de Ceuta", "Restaurant Albero "," Restaurante La Belt "and" Bell's Café ".

Source: Ayuntamiento de Ceutí