Carolina Gaspar Ramírez Pushkin Medal, Digi Mart USA News (Puebla, Mexico): Russian President Vladimir Putin presented the Pushkin Medal to Carolina Gaspar Ramírez, director of the Mexico-Russia Cultural House in Puebla, during a state awards ceremony held Wednesday at the Kremlin.
According to information released by the Embassy of Russia in Mexico, the award recognizes Gaspar Ramírez’s contributions to preserving and disseminating Russian culture abroad, as well as her work strengthening cultural and humanitarian ties between the two countries.
The diplomatic mission said the presentation was part of an official event in which Russia recognized contributions linked to its cultural relations with other nations.
The Pushkin Medal is named after Aleksandr Pushkin, a Russian poet and writer. Russia awards the distinction to people who help preserve and promote its culture.
In Gaspar Ramírez’s case, the recognition is tied to her work leading the Mexico-Russia Cultural House, an institution in Puebla that promotes cultural rapprochement between the two nations.
Gaspar Ramírez directs the Mexico-Russia Cultural House in Puebla, where she promotes cultural outreach and exchange between Mexico and Russia.
In addition to her cultural work, she serves as an alternate federal deputy for the Morena party.
The award recognizes her role in promoting Russian culture outside Russia and strengthening cultural links between the two societies.
