María Jesús Tovar has taken over as the new vice president of the Lanzarote Cabildo’s Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism, following a recent controversy involving her predecessor, Ángel Vázquez, who faced backlash over hiring his son. In a press release, Tovar said she approaches her new role with enthusiasm and a commitment to serve the island, focusing on enhancing strategic objectives through responsible management.
Tovar described her position as a significant responsibility and an exciting challenge, emphasising that it involves caring for a shared legacy that is integral to the people of Lanzarote. She aims to maintain the management model developed during the current term, fostering projects that promote the island’s development and wellbeing.
She reiterated her commitment to reinforcing the Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism as a key part of Lanzarote’s collective heritage and a resource for residents and visitors alike.
