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In this, we learn about "Travesías" an initiative launched by the Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographich Challenge, in collaboration with Madrid's Cinema School (ECAM) and cultural agency Las Espigadoras. A series of conferences that aim to set out the path towards cinema literacy in Spain. Pablo López and Timanfaya Custodio, from Las Espigadoras, tell us more.
And after that, we learn about the Semana Cervatina, the Cervantine Week in the Madrilian city of Alcalá de Henares. A celebration that aims to keep Miguel de Cervantes' legacy alive. Javier Lerma, tourism officer at the Alcalá de Henares Town Hall, visited us in Casa de la Radio to tell us all about it.
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