(ANSAmed) - MADRID, FEBRUARY 2 - The Spanish government is to
"promote" bullfighting as a cultural asset and will play an
active role in national and international schemes geared towards
its recognition as "immaterial heritage". This is according to
the Minister for Education, Culture and Sport, José Ignacio
Wert, who has today been illustrating the cultural action
guidelines of Mariano Rajoy's People's Party in Spain's
Congress.
Wert also announced the launch of a law on patronage for cultural schemes and the reform of the law on cinema, to combine direct aid to the sector with initiatives to promote a mixed financing model. The government will also provide a new status for Spain's National Library, bringing it in line with the Prado and Reina Sofia museums. (ANSAmed).
Wert also announced the launch of a law on patronage for cultural schemes and the reform of the law on cinema, to combine direct aid to the sector with initiatives to promote a mixed financing model. The government will also provide a new status for Spain's National Library, bringing it in line with the Prado and Reina Sofia museums. (ANSAmed).
