Fueron 6 meses muy difíciles para muchos negocios y comercios desde que se dio el primer caso positivo de COVID-19 en Costa Rica el pasado 6 de marzo. Uno se los sectores más afectados fue el de cine, el cual es la base económica para unas dos mil familias en el país y que estuvo totalmente paralizado en este tiempo.

Ahora, luego de que el gobierno de Costa Rica anunciara que en setiembre iba a existir una fase de apertura más marcada, es cuando la Cámara de Distribuidores y Exhibidores Cinematográficos de Costa Rica (CADEC) ha emitido un comunicado muy entusiasta sobre el reinicio de operaciones con todas las medidas necesarias de protección sanitaria.

Para el 10 de setiembre se tendrá en operación toda la cadena de Cinépolis (6 complejos), además San Pedro Cinemas en Montes de Oca, así también lo hará el Cine Magaly y La Salita en la capital junto a Citicinemas en Grecia y Pacific Cinemas en la frontera sur de nuestro país. Una semana después lo hará la cadena de Novacinemas (3 complejos) mientras que otras cadenas y cines del país siguen en excelentes preparativos.

Comunicado de prensa, CADEC

CADEC ha informado que asumieron el compromiso de capacitar a todo el personal de los cines para poder ofrecer una experiencia tan buena como siempre, pero con más seguridad y cuidados. Incluso, se le ha extendido una invitación a los medios de comunicación de asistir a una demostración del protocolo para comprobar que se apega a lo estipulado por el Ministerio de Salud.

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