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Ana Martín’s Visit to Ciudad Juárez Rescheduled for October 30th

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Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico – The Autonomous University of Ciudad Juárez announced today that the visit of actress Ana Martín to the border city has been rescheduled due to force majeure. The event, initially planned for Saturday, October 17th, will now take place on Friday, October 30th.

“Mexican Cinema and its Creators with Ana Martín”

The encounter, titled “Mexican Cinema and its Creators with Ana Martín,” is part of the Autumn Cultural Festival 2026. It will feature an open conversation with the public, scheduled for 7:00 PM at the Gracia Pasquel Theater, located in the University Cultural Center.

An Opportunity for Students and Residents

This session will provide students, academics, and residents of the region with the opportunity to hear the actress’s experiences and reflections on her artistic career. Ana Martín is the daughter of actor and comedian Jesús Martínez, known as “Palillo,” and boasts an extensive career in film, theater, and television.

Event Details

  • Event: “Mexican Cinema and its Creators with Ana Martín”
  • New Date: Friday, October 30, 2026
  • Time: 7:00 PM
  • Location: Gracia Pasquel Theater, University Cultural Center
  • Original Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026 (postponed)

The postponement ensures that the event can proceed smoothly, offering the public a valuable opportunity to engage with a prominent figure in Mexican cinema.

Source: https://puentelibre.mx/slugnoticia/cambio-de-fecha-posponen-visita-de-ana-martin-a-ciudad-juarez-octubre-2026/

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