Number 444 18 January 2024

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Welcome to your first ACORNS for 2024, where we share a brief global news round up. The UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation programme were recently announced with 12 projects that recognise the efforts of private individuals and organisations in restoring, conserving, and transforming structures and buildings of heritage value in the region. In Europe, initial reports on the Basic Income for the Arts (BIA) pilot scheme in Ireland reveal positive impacts: recipients invest more time in their arts practice, experience reduced depression and anxiety, and work fewer hours in other sectors. Minister Catherine Martin highlighted these findings as evidence supporting the scheme's potential to transform creative practice, aiming to enable artists to sustain careers in the arts without economic necessity in other sectors, emphasising the necessity of ongoing research and support for the arts in Ireland. In Scotland, the government’s 14-week public consultation, gathering opinions on an International Culture Strategy, revealed the importance of diverse international activities across sectors for respondents, with motivations including networking, knowledge sharing, and financial support.

UNESCO has been reinforcing a transatlantic network of cultural heritage protection connecting Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa. UNESCO recently conducted a capacity-building workshop in Rio de Janeiro for law enforcement, judiciary, and museum professionals from 14 Latin American, Caribbean, and African countries to enhance expertise in protecting movable cultural heritage, emphasising regional cooperation to combat looting and illicit trade. Participants highlighted the need to update national legislation, leverage available tools like the UNESCO Database of National Cultural Heritage Laws, involve Indigenous communities, and prioritise awareness to prevent cultural property trafficking.

Meanwhile, significant developments at COP28, the 28th United Nations Climate Change conference, held from 30 November to 12 December in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, centre on cultural heritage and climate change, acknowledging cultural heritage within the Global Goal on Adaptation and fostering the Group of Friends of Culture-Based Climate Action, which has led to the adoption of the Emirates Declaration on Culture-Based Climate Action. The Emirates Declaration recognises cultural heritage's vulnerability to climate change, emphasising the need for adaptive strategies and resilience, although criticisms remain over inadequate finance for adaptation. Additionally, the establishment of a Loss and Damage Fund aiming to support recovery efforts, including cultural heritage, garnered attention, yet current pledges fall short of the substantial funding required. Moving forward, efforts aim to advance heritage action by outlining measures under the Global Goal on Adaptation, advocating for cultural heritage programmes at future COP conferences, and addressing non-economic loss and damage of cultural heritage, seeking innovative compensation mechanisms. This Declaration paves the way for the adoption of a Joint Work Decision on Culture-Based Climate Action at COP29 which will take place in Europe in one year’s time, and subsequently to a related action plan ahead of COP30 in Brazil.

IFACCA Announcements

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Kevin Golding, a cherished member of the IFACCA Secretariat team. Kevin has played a pivotal role since the very beginnings of IFACCA, contributing significantly during its inception while he served at the Australia Council, and continuing until the present as a Financial Advisor. Kevin's impact reached far beyond the realm of arts finance, as evidenced by his extensive tenure at the Australia Council (now Creative Australia) from 1999 to 2016, where, as Senior Policy Analyst, he provided invaluable support to major performing and SME arts organisations nationwide.

Kevin's commitment to community service was equally remarkable. In 2002, he was honoured by the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Business Association (SGLBA) for his outstanding contribution to Sydney's gay and lesbian community, and his behind-the-scenes efforts established a solid foundation for numerous organisations, including the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, Sydney Star Observer, DIVA Awards, The Aurora Group and ACON. Kevin's legacy of love, professionalism, commitment, and generosity will endure, and he will be dearly missed as an irreplaceable member of the IFACCA family. Our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.

The IFACCA Board appointed Ms Julie Diphofa, Interim Chief Executive Officer of the National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) on 31 October 2023. With more than 20 years of dedicated service at senior management and executive levels, Ms Diphofa has played a pivotal role in the development, advocacy, and promotion of the arts within the South African context. Read more.

In contrast, we bid farewell to Mr Nicholas Moyo, former Director of the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ), who has concluded his term on the Board due to his recent appointment as Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Sports, Recreation, Arts, and Culture, Zimbabwe. As he embarks on this exciting new chapter, we extend our heartfelt best wishes to him and express our sincere gratitude for his dedicated commitment to the Federation.

At the end of 2023 we also bid farewell to Elena Polivtseva, Senior Researcher at IFACCA who concluded her work, having joined the Secretariat in June 2022. Elena leaves her mark on projects including the IFACCA Member Hub, as well as various public and members’ only knowledge and data reports such as our Dossier for MONDIACULT 2022, the Executive Leaders’ Seminar White Paper and the 9th World Summit Report, amongst others. Elena's dedication and contributions have been invaluable, and we wish her every success in her new endeavours.

The Nordic Culture Fund (through their global initiative Globus) and IFACCA have signed a three-year partnership to develop and deliver a 24-month learning and exchange programme for representatives of government agencies in culture from Africa, Asia, the Gulf Region, Latin America and the Caribbean and the Pacific. Titled, the Globus Fellowship, the programme will be delivered between 2024-2026, and focus on how to effectively use evidence and data to build a strong case for public support to the cultural and creative sectors at the national level. The Nordic Culture Fund is an affiliate member of IFACCA. More details to follow in the coming months.

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National Agency News

gov.ie, 16 January 2024, Ireland

Today the Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media (DTCAGSM) Catherine Martin T.D., the Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment (DETE), Simon Coveney T.D., and the Minister of State for Digital Transformation, Dara Calleary T.D., launched the Roadmap for the Digital Creative Industries.

Ministry of Education and Culture, Uruguay, 10 January 2024

The Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC), through the National Directorate of Culture, has established the Uruguay Culture Foundation, a new organisation that will support and promote the cultural brand of Uruguay. The signing of the Foundation took place on Wednesday 10 January, in the presence of Mariana Wainstein, National Director of Culture, representing the MEC as a founding member. This formalises the establishment of the new institution, created in accordance with Article 336 of the Accountability Law, for which Parliament unanimously granted authorisation.

National Arts Council of Singapore, 8 January 2024

The National Arts Council (NAC) and Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced a three-year partnership to bring the arts closer to the public in land transport spaces and public transport commutes, through commissioned works by Singapore artists and arts organisations.

Korea.net, 8 January 2024, Korea, Rep

Content exports in 2022 broke USD 13.2 billion for the first time.  In a news release on the content industry as of 2022, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on Jan. 5 said the value of such exports reached USD 13.24 billion in 2022, up 6.3% from USD 12.45 billion in the previous year.

Welsh Government, 29 December 2023

The development of Wales’ creative industries is widely recognised as one of the country’s major economic success stories and as new drama ‘Men Up’ airs, it’s a wrap on another year of success.

Presidential Communications Office – PCO, 17 December 2023, Philippines

The Philippines is eyeing to increase its share in the global creative industries market by partnering with like-minded countries such as Japan in advancing sustainability and innovation, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Sunday.

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International News

Voice of Nigeria, 13 January 2024, International

The Director-General, of Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation (CBAAC), Chief Oluwabunmi Amao, has called on Africans to be deliberate in the exploration of the continent’s arts and cultural potential for improved economic growth.

Culturenet, 11 January 2024, Czech Republic

The Association of Cultural Centres of the Czech Republic (AKC) was established in November 2023. Its aim is to support and develop cultural centres to become key players in the cultural, social and educational life of [the] country

BNN Breaking, 9 January 2024, Zimbabwe

The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust, in partnership with the European Union Delegation to Zimbabwe, has announced a significant expansion of their CreativeACTIONs2 project. The project has been bolstered with an additional US$70,624 to support eight transformative initiatives spread across Zimbabwe, including three in Matabeleland South and others in Harare and Manicaland provinces.

SeeNews, 8 January 2024, Albania

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Monday he has proposed to president Bajram Begaj to establish a new ministry in charge of economy, culture and innovation in a bid to strengthen coordination among the sectors in the digital age.

The Baltic Times, 8 January 2024, Lithuania

The Lithuanian National Museum of Art sums up the experience of its project My Friendly Museum which is counting its third year. The project has brought together the educators of the LNMA, the health professionals and artists, enriching its participants with new competencies and diversifying the museum’s activities and their accessibility. Based on the study of its outcomes, it was helpful in coping with the problem of social exclusion and was emotionally beneficial to nearly 3,000 individuals with special needs and in situations of social exclusion.

The Gulf Today, 7 January 2024, United Arab Emirates

The UAE has taken significant steps towards supporting the digital content production sector and investing in its capabilities to increase its contribution to the country’s economy. This initiative is a key focus of the UAE’s National Strategy for Cultural and Creative Industries and complements a series of initiatives to attract professionals in the creative industries and innovative content creators.

Inquirer, 5 January 2024, Philippines

National Commission on Culture and the Arts (NCCA) opened on Friday its nominations for the recognition of the Order of National Artists. The Order is the highest national recognition that can be awarded to Filipinos who have made significant contributions in their field. ...Living awardees will receive a minimum cash prize of P200,000, net taxes, a minimum lifetime personal monthly stipend of P50,000, medical and hospitalization benefits not exceeding P750,000 per year, among other incentives.

BNN Breaking, 3 January 2024, Bahamas

The Bahamas’ Minister of Youth, Sports, and Culture, Mario Bowleg, has unveiled plans for the far-reaching development of his ministry in 2024. Central to his vision are the passing of three key legislations designed to empower the nation’s youth, athletes, and cultural practitioners.

Raajje, 3 January 2024, Maldives

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu decided to form a creative economy [fund] in the archipelago nation following a meeting with his cabinet of ministers on Sunday.

Accountancy Daily, 3 January 2024, England

TV, film and video game production companies are set to benefit from an expansion of tax reliefs for the creative sector.

Korea Joongang Daily, 2 January 2024, Korea, Rep

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced Tuesday that it is set to expand policies to support startups and employment in the cultural arts sector and the culturally marginalized in 2024. The policies are divided into and targeted toward young adults over 19, vulnerable groups, businesses and regions.

Fiji Times, 1 January 2024, Fiji

Small business operators were reminded by Commissioner Northern Uraia Rainima of the vital role they play in building the national economy. He told a Labasa workshop facilitated by the Fiji Arts Council and the Trade Ministry that culture and creative industries were areas with lots of potential.

The Guardian, 28 December 2023, USA

Lawsuit says companies gave NYT content ‘particular emphasis’ and ‘seek to free-ride’ on paper’s investment in its journalism.

The Korea Times, 27 December 2023, Korea, Rep

The Culture Ministry announced Wednesday it will not grant copyright registration to artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content, drawing a clear line on the controversial issue of whether to legally recognise the creativity of such content.

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Publications

PsyPost, 12 January 2024, International

Older adults who engage in recreational art activities enjoy better mental wellbeing, according to new psychology research. The study, published in Frontiers in Public Health, revealed that those who actively participated in arts-related activities, such as attending concerts or painting, reported higher levels of mental health and general wellbeing compared to those who did not.

UK Parliament, 9 January 2024, England

This POSTnote provides an overview of the potential policy issues that AI raises. These include economic and societal benefits, and risks, such as relating to privacy, intellectual property and disinformation. It also outlines the current regulatory landscape and potential future regulations.

BMC Medicine, 3 January 2024, USA

The devastating impact of youth mental health concerns is increasingly evident on a global scale. This crisis calls for innovative solutions that are sufficiently accessible, scalable, and cost-effective to support diverse communities around the world. One such solution involves engagement in the arts: incorporating and building upon existing local resources and cultural practices to bolster youth mental health.

Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Insider, 22 December 2023, USA

On Monday, December 18, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released its report on takeaways gleaned from a public event it held in October with creative professionals, including artists and authors. The 43-page report, entitled, “Generative Artificial Intelligence and the Creative Economy Staff Report: Perspectives and Takeaways,” provides an insider view of the FTC’s interest and thoughts on learning about the risks of generative AI on creative work.

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Opportunities and Events

Creative New Zealand - Toi Aotearoa, 18 December 2023, New Zealand

IFACCA National Member, Creative New Zealand Toi Aotearoa, is in search of an outstanding, progressive and contemporary leader to navigate the organisation through its next chapter. After more than three decades’ service with the institution, Stephen Wainwright will step down from his role as Chief Executive in 2024. During his tenure, he also served as Chair of IFACCA from 2015 until 2019. The Federation acknowledges Stephen's invaluable contributions and wishes him continued success.

Creative New Zealand Toi Aotearoa is dedicated to telling the diverse stories of Aotearoa through the arts, at home and on the global stage, encompassing festivals, literature, dance, music, Ngā Toi Māori and Pasifika artforms. This is an excellent opportunity for a leader who shares a strong sense of purpose, centred around the institution’s mission of encouraging, promoting, and supporting the arts in Aotearoa for the benefit of arts practitioners and all New Zealanders. Applications close Friday 26th January 2024. More information here.

University of Oxford, 22 January 2024, England

Challenge and redefine your identity as a leader in the arts and culture sector in this acclaimed cultural leadership programme for directors, heads of department and senior managers designed and delivered by the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School and its Gardens, Libraries and Museums.

UNESCO, 18 December 2023, International

To address the imminent threats posed by environmental issues, wars and conflicts, UNESCO, through its Memory of the World Programme, is initiating a funding scheme. The Organization is allocating grants ranging from USD 15,000 to USD 70,000 for projects aiming to tackle specific challenges on the ground to safeguard vulnerable documentary heritage.

ICHCAP - International Information and Networking Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia and the Pacific, 15 December 2023, International

The International Information and Networking Centre for Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Asia-Pacific Region under the auspices of UNESCO (ICHCAP) and The International Centre for the Interpretation and Presentation of World Heritage Sites under the auspices of UNESCO (WHIPIC) are pleased to invite you to be a tentative author of the 2024 Living Heritage Series, from 15 December 2023 to 4 February 2024.

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Iberoamericano

Bienvenido/a a su primer ACORNS de 2024, en el que damos un repaso a noticias internacionales. Recientemente, se han anunciado los premios UNESCO de Asia-Pacífico de Preservación del Patrimonio a doce proyectos, en reconocimiento de los esfuerzos de diversas personas y entidades en la restauración, conservación y transformación de estructuras y edificios valiosos para el patrimonio de la región. En Europa, los primeros informes sobre el programa piloto de renta mínima para las artes (BIA en inglés) en Irlanda revelan efectos positivos: los/las beneficiarios/as dedicaron más tiempo a su práctica artística, disminuyeron  la depresión y la ansiedad, y trabajaron menos horas en otros sectores. La ministra Catherine Martin destacó estos resultados como prueba del potencial del programa para transformar la práctica creativa y permitir a los/las artistas ejercer su carrera artística sin necesidades económicas en otros sectores, y subrayó la necesidad de continuar investigando y apoyando las artes en Irlanda. En Escocia, una consulta pública a lo largo de 14 semanas recogió opiniones sobre una estrategia internacional para la cultura y reveló la importancia de las actividades internacionales para los participantes en todos los sectores, motivados por las redes de contactos, oportunidades de conocimiento, y apoyo económico.

La UNESCO ha reforzado una red transatlántica de protección del patrimonio cultural en Latinoamérica, el Caribe y África con un reciente taller de desarrollo de capacidades en Río de Janeiro destinado a profesionales de museos, judiciales y policía de 14 países latinoamericanos, caribeños y africanos para mejorar la experticia en la protección del patrimonio cultural móvil, con énfasis en la cooperación regional para combatir el pillaje y el comercio ilegal. Los/las participantes destacaron la necesidad de actualizar las legislaciones nacionales respectivas, usar herramientas como la base de datos UNESCO de leyes nacionales sobre el patrimonio cultural, contar con las comunidades indígenas, y dar prioridad a la concienciación para evitar el tráfico de propiedad cultural.

Mientras tanto, la Conferencia de las Partes de la 28ª Conferencia de las Naciones Unidas sobre Cambio Climático, COP28, se celebró en Dubái, Emiratos Árabes Unidos, del 30 de noviembre al 12 de diciembre y registró avances relevantes en materia de patrimonio cultural y cambio climático, con el reconocimiento del patrimonio en el Objetivo Global de Adaptación y la promoción del Grupo de Amigos de la Acción Climática basada en la Cultura, que dio lugar a la adopción de la Declaración de los Emiratos sobre la Acción Climática basada en la Cultura. La Declaración de los Emiratos  reconoce la vulnerabilidad del patrimonio cultural respecto al cambio climático y destaca la necesidad de estrategias de adaptación y resiliencia, aunque con críticas a la inadecuada financiación para la adaptación. También llamó la atención el establecimiento de un Fondo de Pérdida y Daños para apoyar los esfuerzos de recuperación, a pesar de que los compromisos actuales no alcanzan el sustancial financiamiento necesario. Los esfuerzos se centrarán a partir de ahora en avanzar las acciones sobre el patrimonio mediante el detalle de las medidas en el marco del Objetivo Global de Adaptación, abogar por programas de patrimonio cultural en las próximas conferencias COP, y tratar las pérdidas no económicas y el daño al patrimonio cultural mediante mecanismos de compensación innovadores. Esta Declaración abre el camino para la adopción de una Decisión Común de Trabajo sobre la Acción Climática basada en la Cultura que se producirá en Europa dentro de un año, y tras ella, para un plan de acción hacia COP30 en Brasil.

Noticias de IFACCA

Con profunda tristeza anunciamos el fallecimiento de Kevin Golding, apreciado miembro del equipo del Secretariado de IFACCA. Kevin ha desempeñado un papel fundamental desde los inicios de IFACCA, contribuyendo significativamente a su desarrollo mientras trabajaba en el Consejo de Cultura de Australia, y continuando hasta el presente como nuestro Asesor Financiero. El impacto de Kevin fue mucho más allá del ámbito del financiamiento de las artes, durante su extensa permanencia en el Consejo de Cultura de Australia (ahora Creative Australia) de 1999 a 2016, donde, como Analista Senior de Políticas, proporcionó un apoyo inestimable a las principales organizaciones de las artes escénicas y PYME en todo el país.

El compromiso de Kevin con el servicio a la comunidad fue igualmente notable. En 2002, fue galardonado por Sydney Gay and Lesbian Business Association (SGLBA) por su destacada contribución a la comunidad gay y lesbiana de Sídney, y sus esfuerzos en apoyar el establecimiento de una base sólida para numerosas organizaciones, como el festival ydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, Sydney Star Observer, DIVA Awards, The Aurora Group y ACON. El legado de amor, profesionalismo, compromiso y generosidad de Kevin perdurará, y se le echará mucho de menos como miembro insustituible de la familia de IFACCA. Nuestro más sentido pésame a su familia y amigos/as.

La Junta de IFACCA nombró nuevo miembro a la Sra. Julie Diphofa, directora general en funciones del Consejo Nacional de las Artes de Sudáfrica (NAC) el 31 de octubre de 2023. Con más de veinte años de servicio en altos puestos ejecutivos y de gestión, la Sra. Diphofa ha desempeñado un papel clave en el desarrollo, activismo y promoción de las artes en el contexto sudafricano. Más información aquí.

Por otro lado, nos despedimos del antiguo director del Consejo Nacional de las Artes de Zimbabue (NACZ), Sr Nicholas Moyo, que concluyó su mandato como miembro de la Junta a causa de su reciente nombramiento como secretario permanente del Ministerio de Deportes, Recreación, Artes y Cultura. Le deseamos lo mejor en esta nueva etapa profesional y le expresamos nuestra gratitud por su compromiso con la Federación.

A final de 2023 también nos despedimos de Elena Polivtseva, investigadora principal de IFACCA, al acabar su trabajo desde que se unió al Secretariado en junio de 2022. Elena ha dejado su impronta en proyectos como el Member Hub de IFACCA y varios informes públicos y para miembros como nuestro Dossier para MONDIACULT 2022, el Libro Blanco para el Seminario de Líderes Ejecutivos/as y el informe de la 9ª Cumbre Mundial, entre otros. La aportación de Elena y su dedicación han sido de un valor inestimable, y le deseamos lo mejor en sus nuevos proyectos.

El Fondo Nórdico de Cultura, mediante su iniciativa internacional Globus, e IFACCA han firmado un acuerdo de colaboración de tres años para desarrollar e implementar un programa de capacitación e intercambio de 24 meses para representantes de agencias públicas/ministerios de cultura de África, Asia, la región del Golfo, Latinoamérica, el Caribe y el Pacífico. Con el nombre Globus Fellowship (Beca Globus), el programa se desarrollará en 2024-2026 y se centrará en el uso eficaz de los datos y las evidencias para construir sólidos argumentarios en favor del apoyo público a los sectores creativos y culturales a nivel nacional. El Fondo Nórdico de Cultura es miembro afiliado de IFACCA. Anunciaremos más detalles en los próximos meses.

Noticias

Ministry of Culture, 13 January 2024, Mexico

La Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores (SRE) impulsará el proyecto cultural comunitario “Semilleros Creativos de música”, de la Secretaría de Cultura, en los Estados Unidos para promover la cultura mexicana a las y los connacionales que radican en aquel país, anunció la canciller Alicia Bárcena Ibarra.

Ministry of Education and Culture, Uruguay, 10 January 2024

El Ministerio de Educación y Cultura a través de la Dirección Nacional de Cultura, da inicio a la Fundación Uruguay Cultura, una nueva organización que sustentará y promoverá la marca cultural de nuestro país

INDH - Instituto Nacional de Derechos Humanos, 10 January 2024, Chile

INDH preparó para el próximo 24 de enero esta reunión, en la que diferentes expertos analizarán alguna de las aristas donde se interceptan la cultura con la promoción de los derechos de las personas. El encuentro se desarrollará en la sede central del INDH y será en el marco de la próxima visita de la Relatora Especial de la ONU sobre Derechos Culturales. Es una actividad abierta y gratuita, con cupos limitados.

Dirección Desconcentrada de Cultura de Cusco - Ministerio de Cultura, 9 January 2024, Peru

La Dirección Desconcentrada de Cultura de Cusco, a través de su Subdirección de Interculturalidad, en representación del Ministerio de Cultura, logró en el 2023, la emisión de 05 ordenanzas municipales de valoración de la diversidad cultural, eliminación de la discriminación étnico – racial y servicios públicos con pertinencia cultural. Estas normas servirán como marco legal para que, en el 2024, se elaboren planes de mejora de los servicios públicos con pertinencia cultural dirigidos a los grupos culturalmente diversos del Cusco.

Ministry of Culture, Spain, 5 January 2024

El Ministerio de Cultura, a través la Dirección General de Industrias Culturales, Propiedad Intelectual y Cooperación, ha publicado la orden por la que se convocan ayudas, por importe de 8 millones de euros, a la promoción del sector del videojuego, del pódcast y otras formas de creación digital, correspondientes a 2024, en el marco del Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia.

Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Heritage, Chile, 27 December 2023

El informe, que cumple 20 años, evoluciona metodológicamente e incluye por primera vez información de ocupación y condiciones laborales en el sector cultural.

CERLALC, 20 December 2023, International

La Guía es un recurso dirigido a todos los agentes del ecosistema creativo, resaltando los logros obtenidos con políticas públicas de fomento a las industrias creativas a través de exenciones tributarias, a la par que busca promover estrategias de impulso a la creación hubs creativos y sinergias entre sectores empresariales del entretenimiento.

Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Heritage, Chile, 15 December 2023

A tres años de su implementación, el primer Plan Nacional de Patrimonio Cultural 2021-2026, impulsado por la Subsecretaría del Patrimonio Cultural busca aportar a la gestión y salvaguardia del patrimonio cultural mediante la articulación de iniciativas estatales existentes y futuras, la vinculación de agendas ministeriales diversas y el fortalecimiento de las sinergias entre múltiples actores en beneficio de todas las comunidades del país.

Ministry of Culture, Spain, 15 December 2023

La Presidencia española del Consejo de la Unión Europea ha logrado hoy un acuerdo provisional sobre el Reglamento Europeo de Libertad de Medios de Comunicación (European Media Freedom Act, EMFA).

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