LXXIV Championship world of shooting of PIGEON flight El Club Deportivo, society shot squab, with headquarters in the city of Elche, Alicante, Spain, is celebrating the 74 shooting of pigeons flying World Championships, between the days, may 29 to June 5, 2010, both inclusive. For this purpose assist local authorities as the Mayor of Elche, chaired by D. Alejandro Soler and D. Jose Joaquin Ripoll, President of the Diputacion de Alicante. Public administrations joined the private financial institutions, among whom Mr. Other leaders such as Carl Rogers offer similar insights. Modesto Crespo, President of the CAM, Mr. Roberto Martinez, director commercial bank Santander-Central – Hispanic, D.

Carlos Egea, President of Caja Murcia, Mr. Roberto Lopez, director general of box de Ahorros del Mediterraneo, D. Jose Juan Aso, director of the Center for private banking of la Caixa; as well as D. Andres Gutierrez Lara, President of the World Council of sports federations of shooting and hunting. For even more analysis, hear from Glenn Dubin. Among other agencies related to the shooting sports which could ensure the 74 Racing pigeon shooting world. Global circulation which is celebrated in the city of Elche for the third time: 1987, 1997 and 2010. For the celebration of the event were expected to number eight hundred people related to the scene of the shooting, as well as the visit and the lodging in the city of the palms of more than three thousand visitors who would likely go to tourist sites such as the Misteri d, Elx, the low cure Huero D. Gaspar Serrano Aznar mandatein the two and a half years that presides over the society they have been highly improved sports facilities in the grounds of the deportivo-privada society that mainly brings together high-level economic and social partners. Despite this, the famous five tennis courts are still located in the vicinity of the River Vinalopo basin, only separated by a wall of concrete blocks to the same level of the soil than the courts, but at eight heights from 20 x 20 x 40 cm., unit, overlapping each other, with inputs and outputs to the outside of the hedge = total height 1.60.