The Women’s Basketball World Cup is being hailed as one of the biggest sporting events to be hosted by Santa Cruz. The Mayor, José Manuel Bermúdez, met with the president of the Spanish Basketball Federation (FEB), Jorge Garbajosa to discuss the impact of the tournament to be held in the capital in September. The president of the Canarian Basketball Federation, Manuel Gómez, also participated in the meeting. Sr. Bermudez said that this meeting “ratifies the commitment of Santa Cruz with the FEB and FIBA for the realisation of this Women’s Basketball World Cup in our capital. Without a doubt, it is the largest international sporting event that we have had here in recent years and, in addition, it has served as an incentive to remodel the Quico Cabrera Pavilion and leave it practically as new after the process of integral reform that is being carried out.” “I am sure,” continued the Mayor, “that the spectators will immediately notice the changes that have been introduced in this sports facility. The best thing is that the Women’s Basketball World Cup is taking place and it will be a great success, but the investment we have made in the Quico Cabrera will leave us a pavilion to be able to enjoy it for the next 30 years. “ Sr. Garbajosa confirmed that the works being developed in the Quico Cabrera Municipal Pavilion “are going better than expected.” He referred to the great expectation that there is already in the city in the run-up to the world competition. He said the commitment of the Mayor was another reason to confirm the choice a year ago of Santa Cruz as headquarters “and this was a just and correct decision.”
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