Young Entrepreneurs of Cartago Shine, Supported by Local Government

Cartago Children's Businesses Thrive with Alcaldía Support Cartago, Colombia – In a heartwarming display of youthful entrepreneurship, several children in Cartago have launched successful small businesses, receiving significant support from the local government. A recent video shows Mayor Juan David Piedrahíta interviewing these young entrepreneurs at a local event. One child, whose name was not disclosed in the video, started a mini-donut business, "Mini Donas Dulce," inspired by a family event. "Todo empezó en una primera comunión," the child explained, meaning, "It all started at a first communion." The donuts, sold for special occasions, are beautifully packaged. Another pair of children, Mariana and Emilia, run "MaeMa_accesorios," offering a diverse range of toys and accessories. "Aquí podemos encontrar mochis, carritos, lámparas, lapiceros, labiales, slimes, patitos para los muñecos, pelotas, y muchas cosas más," Mariana proudly stated, showcasing their wide selection. Finally, Salomé Cepeda Pérez, another young entrepreneur, sells coffee under the brand "Café Salomé." The video demonstrates the children's business acumen and creativity. The Alcaldía de Cartago's support for these young entrepreneurs is commendable. Mayor Piedrahíta's interview highlights the city's commitment to fostering creativity and innovation among its youth. The event showcased the children's businesses, providing them with a platform to connect with potential customers. This initiative is a testament to the potential of young people and the power of community support.