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Number 475 13 August 2026

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Welcome to the August edition of ACORNS, your international news round-up for arts and cultural policy. This month we reflect on recent headlines highlighting cross-sectorial and inter-agency collaborations alongside regulatory reform aimed at improving the conditions for the cultural and creative sectors and addressing broader policy issues including intellectual property, AI governance, cultural financing and institutional capacity.

On 9 July, UNESCO launched its Online Dialogue Series on Advancing the Financing of Culture, bringing together more than 50 representatives from 27 international and regional intergovernmental organisations, including IFACCA, and development banks. The dialogue explored how culture can be positioned as a strategic investment priority rather than a sector competing for limited resources. Building on the momentum of MONDIACULT 2025 and the recognition of culture in the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4) outcome document, the series marks the launch of a new UNESCO workstream focused on advancing more sustainable and diversified financing for culture.

From 2-10 August 2026, First Nations fashion, textile and customary adornment practitioners from Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and Turtle Island Canada gathered on Larrakia Country in Garramilla (Darwin) for the first exchange of the Tri Nations Exchange Programme. A longstanding partnership between Creative Australia, Creative New Zealand and the Canada Council for the Arts, the 2026/28 programme supports First Nations creatives and industry professionals to build collaborations, share knowledge and strengthen a sustainable First Nations-led fashion, textile and adornment ecosystem. The exchange will continue in Aotearoa New Zealand in 2027 and Turtle Island Canada in 2028.

At a regional level in Ibero-America, the Organization of Ibero-American States for Education, Science and Culture (OEI) and the Secretary of Culture of Bogota recently convened the Ibero-American Culture Meeting (Bogotá 2026), bringing together more than 30 specialists from ten countries to strengthen Ibero-American collaboration and advance culture as a driver of sustainable development. 

In Central America, CECC/SICA has released an exploratory assessment of the adoption, impact and governance of artificial intelligence (AI) in the cultural and creative industries in the SICA region. The report highlights the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, emphasising the need to address skills gaps, strengthen protections for intellectual property and creators’ rights, and ensure the ethical governance of AI to safeguard cultural diversity in the digital environment.

At a bilateral level, Brazil’s Minister of Culture, H.E. Margareth Menezes, and Angola’s Minister of Culture, H.E. Filipe Silvino de Pina Zau, signed a Joint Declaration in Luanda on 28 July adopting the Brazil-Angola Cultural Cooperation Action Plan 2026-2028, which will guide the implementation of a shared cultural agenda over the coming years.

On regulatory reform this month, Somalia’s Council of Ministers approved a landmark Culture and Arts Bill, establishing the country’s first legal framework dedicated to protecting, preserving and promoting its cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The bill aims to strengthen Somalia’s cultural and creative sectors while safeguarding its artistic and historical legacy. In Uzbekistan, a new law has been introduced to strengthen the country’s creative economy by supporting the sustainable development of the creative industries. The legislation expands incentives and opportunities for creative professionals, seeks to convert creative talent into economic value, and promotes greater international cooperation. 

In Ukraine, a major wage reform will see salaries for employees of state and municipal cultural institutions increase by up to 70 percent from 1 January 2027. Introduced as part of the Strategy for the Development of Culture in Ukraine until 2030, the measure aims to retain cultural professionals, strengthen cultural institutions, and support the sector’s resilience during wartime and the country’s long-term recovery. And the government of Spain has approved the Status of the Artist, a Royal Decree establishing new employment protections for artists in the performing arts, audiovisual and music sectors, as well as technical and support professionals. The reform updates rules on hiring, working conditions, compensation and other labour protections to better reflect the realities of cultural work and address key sector challenges.

We extend our congratulations to the 16 new projects awarded the UNESCO-Aschberg Programme for Artists and Cultural Professionals to support artists worldwide in 2026 and 2027. This investment of over USD $750,000 is to strengthen the professional, social and economic status of artists, as well as artistic freedom generously funded by the Government of Norway. Amongst the projects, six governmental institutions will receive technical assistance including the Culture Division, Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Solomon Islands to advance work on copyright and intellectual property reform in support of artists and cultural professionals; Uruguay’s National Directorate of Culture, Ministry of Education and Culture for technical and financial support to advance the social, labour and legal protection of artists across the region.

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National Agency News

 

Supreme Court, OAJ, TEPJF, INE, INPI, and INALI to Defend the Electoral Rights of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples

National Institute of Indigenous Languages, 11 August 2026, Mexico

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation of Mexico (SCJN) signed the Collaboration Framework Agreement, “For the Defense and Promotion of the Electoral Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Communities and Afro-Mexican Peoples and Communities,” together with the Judicial Administration Body (OAJ), the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary (TEPJF), the National Electoral Institute (INE), the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI), and the National Institute of Indigenous Languages (INALI).

 


Shared responsibility for the freedom of expression of the future

Kulturdirektoratet - Arts and Culture Norway, 10 August 2026

The Norwegian Directorate of Culture has launched a toolbox that will help the cultural sector take care of diversity and freedom of expression in a time of major societal changes, writes Director Øystein Strand.

 


Over 505,000 euros for projects to protect copyright and related rights

Lithuanian Council for Culture, 10 August 2026

More than 90% of funded projects will be dedicated to strengthening creators' ability to manage copyright and related rights, as well as their ability to gain economic benefits from them. Considerable attention will also be given to raising public awareness and literacy on copyright and related rights protection.

 


Culture Ministry urges intensified efforts to combat illicit trafficking of cultural property

State Information Service, 8 August 2026, Egypt

Ambassador Omar Selim, Advisor to the Minister of Culture for International Relations, stressed that culture is no longer viewed solely as a guardian of identity and heritage, but has become a key driver of innovation, sustainable development, social cohesion and mutual understanding among peoples. He also underscored the need to intensify international efforts to combat the illicit trafficking of cultural property and facilitate the return of artifacts and cultural objects to their countries of origin, describing this as a shared moral and humanitarian responsibility to protect humanity’s heritage.

 


Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts Launches UNESCO-Supported Initiative to Strengthen Cambodia’s Cultural and Creative Economy

Ministry of Culture & Fine Arts, Cambodia, 3 August 2026

The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, with support from the International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) of UNESCO, has commenced the implementation of the project titled “Strengthening the Ecosystem of Cambodia’s Creative Economy: Formulating National Policy and Establishing a Pilot Support Hub.”

 


National Eisteddfod's 850th anniversary brings international Indigenous language leaders to Cymru

Cygnor Celfyddydau Cymru - Arts Council of Wales, 30 July 2026

The visit forms part of Gwrando (Listening), Wales Arts International's international exchange programme delivered in the context of the United Nations International Decade of Indigenous Languages. The programme brings together festival presenters, cultural leaders, artists and language practitioners working with Indigenous and minoritised languages to explore how the arts can support language transmission, share approaches to common challenges, and begin building an international network of festivals and organisations committed to strengthening Indigenous languages through creativity and cultural exchange.

 


5-year plan targets cultural heritage growth

China Federation of Literary and Art Circles (CFLAC), 30 July 2026

China's top cultural heritage authority has unveiled its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), outlining priorities for the country's cultural relics sector over the next five years. The blueprint, released earlier this month by the National Cultural Heritage Administration, was opened for public consultation on Wednesday.

 


Arts Council Malta and MCAST sign agreement to strengthen links between arts education and the creative sector

Arts Council Malta, 30 July 2026

The Arts Council Malta and the MCAST Institute for Creative Arts have signed a collaboration agreement that strengthens the existing working relationship between the two entities, while creating a clearer framework for collaboration in the arts, culture, and creative industries.

 


Arts and early-learning childcare projects awarded over €275,000 through Arts Council and Department of Children, Disability and Equality partnership scheme

Arts Council of Ireland - An Chomhairle Ealaíon, 28 July 2026

The scheme provides opportunities for babies and young children to explore and enjoy the arts with the support of artists, early years educators, school-age practitioners, families and carers. This will mark the fourth iteration of the scheme, which began with a pilot programme in 2023.

 


In 2026, the Institut français is supporting more than 1,900 French cultural organisations in their international development

Institut français, 21 July 2026, France

The projects presented in this report are part of a broader international development strategy: to support the circulation of works while opening up economic opportunities and strengthening France’s presence in strategic markets. Tours, industry forums, delegations, and support programs are designed to facilitate access to networks, connect stakeholders, and build lasting partnerships.

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International News

 

Saudi Arabia launches AI incentives offering up to SR500,000 for cultural projects

Saudi Gazette, 11 August 2026, Saudi Arabia

The Cultural Development Fund (CDF) announced the launch of the AI Incentives for Cultural Projects in partnership with the Ministry of Culture and the Quality of Life Program, and in collaboration with the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA).

 


NIPSS, Art Ministry Forge Partnership to Drive $1 Trillion Economy by 2030

Daily Trust, 10 August 2026, Nigeria

The National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) has forged a partnership with the Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy (FMACTCE) to drive President Bola Tinubu’s agenda for Nigeria to attain a $1 trillion economy by 2030.

 


Dominica to establish creative economy development agency

Dominica News Online, 6 August 2026, Dominica

Musicians, artists, filmmakers, designers and other cultural practitioners in Dominica may soon receive more coordinated government support with the establishment of a dedicated creative economy development agency. The government announced the creation of the Dominica Creative Economy Development Agency, or DCEDA, during the 2026/2027 National Budget presentation by Finance Minister Dr. Irving McIntyre.

 


Tonga strengthens its commitment to cultural diversity by ratifying the UNESCO 2005 Convention

UNESCO, 6 August 2026, Tonga

Tonga has ratified the UNESCO 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, reaffirming its commitment to culture as a driver of sustainable development, social cohesion and inclusive economic growth.

 


Ministry Introduces Artist Basic Income, Expands K-Culture Centers

The Chosun Daily, 5 August 2026, Korea, Rep

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is moving to lay the groundwork for introducing a basic income for artists. During a second-half business report held on the 5th at the Cheong Wa Dae state guest house, the ministry announced six key tasks, including this initiative. It plans to establish a basic income model for artists by the end of this year, detailing payment targets, scale, and methods through research projects. The goal is to strengthen the foundation of a culturally powerful nation by supporting a stable creative environment for artists.

 


Developing a Law on Cultural Industry Development: Establishing a legal framework to connect culture with investment

Vietnam.vn, 4 August 2026, Viet Nam

As the Standing Agency of the Central Steering Committee on the Development of Vietnamese Culture, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism stated that it is coordinating with ministries, sectors, localities, agencies, organisations, experts, businesses, artists, creators, and all sectors of the population to actively contribute ideas and suggestions to the draft Law on the Development of the Cultural Industry; urgently finalising the draft Law's dossier and organising a broad consultation process in August 2026 to ensure timely submission to the Government, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly, and the National Assembly.

 


Beyond birth: How media can tell the stories of Indigenous midwives

UNESCO, 30 July 2026, International

To mark the 2026 International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples (9 August), commemorated under the theme "Honouring Indigenous Midwives: Safeguarding Life and Well-being," UNESCO brought together the perspectives of midwives and experts to offer five guiding principles for journalists reporting on women's health, well-being and the vital role of midwives.

 


Technology key to preserving Tanzania’s traditional arts

The Respondent, 29 July 2026, Tanzania

The National Arts Council of Tanzania (BASATA) has called on Tanzanians to embrace cultural festivals as important platforms for preserving traditions, promoting artistic talent and strengthening national identity.

 


NACZ rolls out first national creative industry database

The Herald, 24 July 2026, Zimbabwe

The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has launched the 2026 Database Initiative, an ambitious programme aimed at creating the country’s first comprehensive, data-driven directory of the creative sector.

 


Trade restrictions and UK creative services

Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC), 22 July 2026, United Kingdom

This report provides a major contribution to the implementation of the government’s Industrial Strategy in detailing for the first time the trade barriers specific to certain creative industries sub-sectors and to different markets. The analysis is the first at scale study to use official creative industries export data from DCMS in conjunction with OECD Services Trade Restrictiveness Index data.

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Opportunities and Events

 

ASEF LinkUp 2026 | Call for Arts Sector Participants

Asia-Europe Foundation, 30 July 2026, International

Co-organised with Motovila Institute and in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Ministry of Culture of Slovenia and Center Rog, this year’s Lab seeks to reimagine inclusive, ethical and sustainable cultural relations acorss Asia and Europe - who has access, who can participate, what allows cross border exchanges to flourish and continue? ASEF LinkUp takes place from October 2026 to February 2027 across 3 phases.

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Iberoamericano

Le damos la bienvenida a la edición de agosto de ACORNS, su boletín internacional de noticias sobre políticas artísticas y culturales. Este mes reflexionamos sobre titulares recientes que destacan colaboraciones intersectoriales e interinstitucionales, junto con reformas regulatorias orientadas a mejorar las condiciones de los sectores cultural y creativo y a abordar temas como la propiedad intelectual, la gobernanza de la inteligencia artificial, el financiamiento de la cultura y el fortalecimiento de las capacidades institucionales.

El 9 de julio, la UNESCO lanzó su Serie de diálogos en línea sobre el avance de la financiación de la cultura, que reunió a más de 50 representantes de 27 organizaciones intergubernamentales internacionales y regionales, incluida IFACCA, y bancos de desarrollo. El diálogo exploró cómo puede posicionarse la cultura como una prioridad estratégica de inversión, en lugar de como un sector que compite por recursos limitados. Sobre la base del impulso de MONDIACULT 2025 y del reconocimiento de la cultura en el documento final de la Cuarta Conferencia Internacional sobre la Financiación para el Desarrollo (FFD4), la serie marca el lanzamiento de una nueva línea de trabajo de la UNESCO centrada en promover una financiación más sostenible y diversificada para la cultura.

Del 2 al 10 de agosto de 2026, profesionales de la moda, el textil y el adorno tradicional de las Primeras Naciones de Australia, Aotearoa - Nueva Zelanda y La Isla Tortuga - Canadá se reunieron en territorio larrakia, en Garramilla (Darwin), para el primer intercambio del Programa de Intercambio de las Tres Naciones. Fruto de una larga colaboración entre Creative Australia, Creative New Zealand y el Consejo de las Artes de Canadá, el programa 2026/28 apoya a creadores(as) y profesionales de la industria de las Primeras Naciones para establecer colaboraciones, compartir conocimientos y fortalecer un ecosistema sostenible de moda, textil y adorno liderado por las Primeras Naciones. El intercambio continuará en Aotearoa - Nueva Zelanda en 2027 y en La Isla Tortuga - Canadá en 2028.

A escala iberoamericana, la Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura (OEI) y la Secretaría de Cultura de Bogotá convocaron recientemente el Encuentro Iberoamericano de Cultura (Bogotá 2026), que reunió a más de 30 especialistas de diez países para reforzar la colaboración iberoamericana y promover la cultura como motor del desarrollo sostenible. 

En Centroamérica, la CECC/SICA ha publicado un diagnóstico exploratorio sobre adopción, impacto y gobernanza de la Inteligencia Artificial (IA) en las industrias culturales y creativas de la región SICA. El informe destaca las oportunidades y los desafíos que presenta la IA, subrayando la necesidad de abordar las brechas de competencias, reforzar la protección de la propiedad intelectual y los derechos de creadores(as), y garantizar la gobernanza ética de la IA para salvaguardar la diversidad cultural en el entorno digital.

A nivel bilateral, la ministra de Cultura de Brasil, S.E. Margareth Menezes, y el ministro de Cultura de Angola, S.E. Filipe Silvino de Pina Zau, firmaron una Declaración Conjunta en Luanda el 28 de julio, por la que se adopta el Plan de Acción de Cooperación Cultural Brasil-Angola 2026-2028, que guiará la implementación de una agenda cultural compartida durante los próximos años.

En cuanto a reformas regulatorias, el Consejo de Ministros de Somalia aprobó un histórico proyecto de Ley de Cultura y Artes, que establece el primer marco jurídico del país dedicado a proteger, preservar y promover su patrimonio cultural y sus tradiciones artísticas. El proyecto de ley pretende reforzar los sectores cultural y creativo de Somalia, al tiempo que salvaguarda su legado artístico e histórico. En Uzbekistán, se ha introducido una nueva ley para fortalecer la economía creativa del país mediante el apoyo al desarrollo sostenible de las industrias creativas. La legislación amplía los incentivos y las oportunidades para los(as) profesionales creativos(as), busca convertir el talento creativo en valor económico y promueve una mayor cooperación internacional.

En Ucrania, una importante reforma salarial supondrá un aumento de hasta un 70 por ciento en los sueldos del personal de instituciones culturales estatales y municipales a partir del 1 de enero de 2027. Presentada como parte de la Estrategia para el Desarrollo de la Cultura en Ucrania hasta 2030, la medida busca retener a los(as) profesionales culturales, fortalecer las instituciones culturales y apoyar la resiliencia del sector durante la guerra y la recuperación del país a largo plazo. Además, el Gobierno de España ha aprobado el Estatuto del Artista, un Real Decreto que establece nuevas protecciones laborales para artistas de las artes escénicas, el sector audiovisual y la música, así como para profesionales técnicos(as) y de apoyo. La reforma actualiza las normas sobre contratación, condiciones de trabajo, remuneración y otras protecciones laborales para reflejar mejor las realidades del trabajo cultural y abordar desafíos clave del sector.

Queremos felicitar también a los 16 nuevos proyectos seleccionados por el Programa UNESCO-Aschberg para Artistas y Profesionales de la Cultura para apoyar a artistas de todo el mundo en 2026 y 2027. Esta inversión de más de 750.000 dólares estadounidenses tiene como objetivo fortalecer la condición profesional, social y económica de los(as) artistas, así como la libertad artística, con la generosa financiación del Gobierno de Noruega. Entre los proyectos, seis instituciones gubernamentales recibirán asistencia técnica, incluida la División de Cultura del Ministerio de Cultura y Turismo de las Islas Salomón, para avanzar en la reforma del derecho de autor y la propiedad intelectual en apoyo de artistas y profesionales culturales; y la Dirección Nacional de Cultura del Ministerio de Educación y Cultura de Uruguay, para recibir apoyo técnico y financiero con el fin de avanzar en la protección social, laboral y jurídica de artistas en toda la región.

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Noticias

Defenderán Suprema Corte, OAJ, TEPJF, INE, INPI e INALI los derechos electorales de pueblos indígenas y afromexicanos

nstituto Nacional de Lenguas Indígenas, 11 August 2026, Mexico

La Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) firmó el Convenio Marco de Colaboración “Por la defensa y promoción de los derechos electorales de los pueblos y comunidades indígenas y afromexicanas” con el Órgano de Administración Judicial (OAJ), el Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación (TEPJF), el Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE), el Instituto Nacional de los Pueblos Indígenas (INPI) y el Instituto Nacional de Lenguas Indígenas (INALI).

 


SNIIC reúne informações e indicadores para apoiar o planejamento e ampliar a transparência das políticas culturais

Ministério da Cultura, Brazil, 7 August 2026

Planejar políticas públicas exige conhecer a realidade que elas pretendem alcançar, o contexto em que são executadas e os resultados das ações implementadas. No setor cultural, esse papel é desempenhado pelo Sistema Nacional de Informações e Indicadores Culturais (SNIIC), componente do Sistema Nacional de Cultura responsável pela governança de dados, informações, estatísticas e indicadores sobre a cultura brasileira para subsidiar o planejamento, o monitoramento e a avaliação das políticas culturais.

 


La OEI impulsará el bienestar de artistas y trabajadores culturales en Bolivia y Panamá

OEI - Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos, 6 August 2026, International

La Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura (OEI) dará un paso decisivo para fortalecer las condiciones laborales del sector cultural en la región, mediante la puesta en marcha de una asistencia técnica especializada en Bolivia y Panamá, orientada a implementar las medidas de la Carta de la Persona Artista y Trabajadora de la Cultura en Iberoamérica. Esta iniciativa se desarrolla en el marco del proyecto impulsado junto a la Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (AECID) y con el apoyo de la Unesco.

 


MinCulturas destina $920 millones, a través de invitaciones públicas, para fortalecer la circulación de las economías culturales y creativas

Ministry of Culture, Colombia, 4 August 2026

Las culturas, las artes y los saberes se nutren de los escenarios donde interactúan con diferentes públicos, mercados y oportunidades. Por eso, el Ministerio de las Culturas, las Artes y los Saberes, a través de la Dirección de Estrategia, Desarrollo y Emprendimiento (DEDE), este 4 de agosto abre tres invitaciones públicas que buscan fortalecer la circulación de las economías culturales y creativas, para ampliar las oportunidades de participación y contribuir a la sostenibilidad de quienes hacen de la cultura una forma de vida, de creación y de desarrollo.

 


La Mesa Regional de Diversidad Lingüística y Cultural fortalece el diálogo sobre los saberes y las lenguas indígenas en América Latina y el Caribe

CERLALC, 29 July 2026, International

El pasado 23 de julio se llevó a cabo la segunda sesión de la Mesa Regional de Diversidad Lingüística y Cultural, una iniciativa regional liderada por el Cerlalc, el Ministerio de las Culturas, las Artes y los Saberes de Colombia y el Centro Regional para la Salvaguardia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de América Latina (Crespial), que busca promover el intercambio de experiencias y la construcción conjunta de estrategias para fortalecer las lenguas, culturas y saberes de los pueblos indígenas, así como el desarrollo de iniciativas desde las bibliotecas y las políticas de lectura que contribuyan al ejercicio de los derechos educativos y culturales de estas comunidades.

 


La Secretaría de Cultura del Gobierno de México consolida un modelo de educación cinematográfica y audiovisual pública en el país

Ministry of Culture, Mexico, 29 July 2026

Para la secretaria de Cultura del Gobierno de México, Claudia Curiel de Icaza, “la apertura de estas convocatorias es parte de una política educativa que busca que las posibilidades económicas no determinen quién puede formarse profesionalmente en el cine. El objetivo es que el talento, la vocación y la diversidad de miradas encuentren en las instituciones públicas las condiciones necesarias para desarrollarse y enriquecer el ecosistema del cine y el audiovisual en México”.

 


Descentralización y equidad en acceso a Educación, Cultura e Innovación, prioridades presentadas por MEC en Parlamento

Ministry of Education and Culture, Uruguay, 22 July 2026

El ministro Mahía destacó que durante el 2025 el MEC se propuso desarrollar sus políticas sobre tres ejes: la descentralización como prioridad; la equidad en el acceso a la educación, la innovación y la cultura; y la calidad de la formación en educación, de los artistas y de la producción artística, en la comunicación, en la gestión y en las industrias creativas.

 


El Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España (IPCE) incorpora más de 20.000 nuevos registros a su archivo digital

Ministry of Culture, Spain, 20 July 2026

El Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España (IPCE) estrena la nueva versión del catálogo online de su Archivo, al que se incorporan 20.000 nuevos registros, una renovación que mejora significativamente el acceso, la consulta y la descarga de sus fondos documentales.

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