Ana Rosa Quintana, when collecting the Medal of Honor of Madrid: "I grew up in Usera, a working-class and hardworking neighborhood before it was Chinatown"

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Ana Rosa Quintana has collected this morning the Medal of Honor of the City of Madrid in the act held on the occasion of the feast of San Isidro. In her speech, in which she highlighted her Madrid roots, she said that she grew up in Usera, "a working-class and hardworking neighborhood before it was Chinatown."

The presenter of Telecinco, to whom the consistory has awarded the award for her work as a communicator, has also stressed that she has three children from Madrid and loves living in the capital. "I live and enjoy my city. I love it because this is everyone's home," he added.

For Quintana, Madrid is "where paths cross, it is the land of more than 50 companions of the program, it is also the land of a Catalan named Dalí, a Granada Lorca ... It is the land of thousands of Spaniards who come to earn a living and live life." "Madrid is all of Spain," he concluded.

The person in charge of presenting Ana Rosa Quintana and Alaska (the other winner in this edition of the awards) has been the deputy mayor Begoña Villacís, who has stressed that both are women "without fear of saying what they think" and that they represent "the defense of freedom that Madrid defends".

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