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También queremos recor- en Burdeos, Casablanca, Chicago, Secretaría General Técnica dar a todas aquellas personas Lyón, Nueva York, Orán, Oporto, Río Consejerías de Educación que a título individual han cola- de Janeiro, São Paulo y Toulouse. borado desinteresadamente con Consulado Honorario de España Ministerio de Fomento el Instituto Cervantes. Por otra en Gdansk. Dirección General de Arquitectu- parte, desde aquí se agradece la ra. Patrimonio Nacional confianza mostrada por aquellas Ministerio de Cultura instituciones que han solicitado Secretaría de Estado de Cultura Ministerio de Trabajo y el apoyo del Instituto para sus Ballet Nacional Asuntos Sociales propias actividades. Centro Dramático Nacional Instituto de Migraciones y Servi- Centro de Información y Comuni- cios Sociales cación Educativa (CNNICE) Instituto de la Mujer I. Administraciones, Dirección General del Libro, Archi- Organismos vos y Bibliotecas Administraciones e Instituciones Dirección General de Coopera- Autonómicas Públicas españolas ción y Comunicación Cultural Comunidad Autónoma de que han colaborado Filmoteca Nacional Andalucía con el Instituto Instituto de la Cinematografía y Fundación Tres Culturas. Consejería Cervantes y sus de las Artes Audiovisuales (ICAA) de Cultura de la Junta de Andalucía centros Instituto Nacional de las Artes Es- Fundación Legado Andalusí cénicas y de la Música (INAEM) Administración Central Museo del Prado Comunidad Autónoma Ministerio de Asuntos Museo Nacional Centro de Arte del Principado de Asturias Exteriores y Cooperación Reina Sofía Gobierno del Principado de Asturias Subdirección General de Promo- En España ción del Libro, la Lectura y las Le- Comunidad Autónoma Agencia Española de Coopera- tras Españolas de La Rioja ción Internacional (AECI) Consejería de Agricultura, Gana- Arte Español para el Exterior Ministerio de Economía dería y Desarrollo Rural Dirección General de y Hacienda Relaciones Culturales Comunidad Autónoma y Científicas En España de las Islas Baleares Filmoteca ICEX (Instituto Español de Comer- Govern de les Illes Balears. Direc- 2005 - 2006 Sociedad Estatal para la Acción cio Exterior) ció General de Cultura Cultural en el Exterior (SEACEX) En el exterior Comunidad Autónoma En el exterior Dirección General de Política Co- de Canarias Embajadas de España en Alema- mercial e Inversiones Exteriores. Cabildo Insular de la Isla de la nia, Austria, Bélgica, Brasil, Instituto de Turismo de España. Gomera Instituto Cervantes 194 : : : : : : : : : : : : : Patrocinio Comunidad Autónoma Comunidad de Madrid Universidades de Cantabria Consejería de Cultura Universidad Antonio de Nebrija Consejería de Cultura, Turismo y Consejería de Trabajo (Madrid) Deporte Universidad Autónoma Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia Universidad de Alcalá de Castilla y León Consejería de Educación y Cultura de Henares Consejería de Educación y Cultu- Universidad de Alicante ra de la Junta de Castilla y León Comunidad Autónoma Universidad de Almería Departamento de Turismo. Junta de La Rioja Universidad de Barcelona de Castilla-León Consejería de Educación, Cultura, Universidad de Castilla-La Juventud y Deportes Mancha Comunidad Autónoma Universidad de Gerona de Cataluña Comunidad Valenciana Universidad de Granada Instituto Catalán del Mediterrá- Consejería de Cultura, Educación Universidad de La Rioja neo de Estudios y Cooperación y Ciencia de la Generalidad Valen- Universidad de las Islas Institut Europeu de la Mediterrà- ciana. Dirección General de Pro- Baleares nia (I.E.M.E.D.) (Barcelona) moción Cultural Universidad de Lérida Departamento de Política Territo- Consejería de Agricultura, Gana- Universidad de Málaga rial y Obras Públicas. Generali- dería y Desarrollo Rural Universidad de Murcia dad de Cataluña Consorcio de Museos. Generali- Universidad de Navarra Departamento de la Presidencia dad Valenciana Universidad de Oviedo Departamento de Cultura de Ge- Instituto Valenciano de la Música Universidad de Salamanca neralidad de Cataluña Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moder- Universidad de Santiago Consorcio Catalán de la Promo- no (IVAM) de Compostela ción Exterior de la Cultura Universidad de Valladolid (COPEC) Administración Local Universidad de Valencia Institut d’Insdustries culturals. Diputación de Cáceres. Patronato Universidad de Zaragoza Generalidad de Cataluña de Turismo y Artesanía Universidad del País Vasco/EHU Consorcio para el Fomento del Diputación de Córdoba Universidad Internacional de An- uso de la Lengua Catalana y Pro- Diputación de Gerona: dalucía yección Exterior de la Cultura de Museo d’Arqueologia de Catalunya Universidad Internacional las Islas Baleares (MAC) Menéndez y Pelayo (UIMP) Departamento de Industria, Co- Ayuntamiento de Alcalá de Henares Universidad Pública de Navarra mercio y Turismo de la Generali- Ayuntamiento de Alcobendas Universidad Ricardo Palma de dad de Cataluña Ayuntamiento de Almería Lima (Perú) Ayuntamiento de Barcelona Universidad San Pablo-CEU (Ma- Comunidad Autónoma Diputación de Barcelona drid) de Extremadura Centro de Cultura Contemporá- Universidad de Verano de la Isla Consejería de Educación, Ciencia y nea de Barcelona (CCCB) de la Gomera Tecnología de la Junta de Extrema- Instituto Cultural dura Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Barcelona (MACBA) II. Otras entidades Comunidad Autónoma Ayuntamiento de Jimena de la colaboradoras de Galicia Frontera (Cádiz) Consejería de Cultura, Comunica- Ayuntamiento de La Unión (Murcia) En España ción Social y Turismo de la Junta Ayuntamiento de León ABC (Madrid) de Galicia Ayuntamiento de Murcia Aldeasa (Madrid) Dirección General de Promoción Ayuntamiento Xativa Alfonso Escubós. Expansión Co- Cultural Museu de l’almudí mercial y Relaciones Externas Patrocinio 195 Patrocinio : : : : : : : : : : : : : Asociación de Cervantistas de Fundación Eugenio Granell (San- Patrocinio Palma de Mallorca tiago de Compostela) en los centros Asociación de Exportadores de Vi- Fundación Gregorio Prieto nos de Navarra Fundación Jacinto e Inocencio Alemania Asociación de Revistas Españo- Guerrero las (ARCE) Fundación Laxeiro (Vigo) Berlín Caixa Nova Fundación Mapfre Akademie der Künste (Berlín); Aso- Caja de Ahorros del Mediterráneo Fundación Max Aub (Castellón) ciación Cultural La Mekanica (Bar- (Alicante) Fundación Salvador Seguí celona); Ayuntamiento de Madrid. Caja Duero Fundación Telefónica Área de Gobierno de Urbanismo, Vi- Caja General de Ahorros Fundación Tres Culturas del Medi- vienda e Infraestructuras; A1 Ver- de Granada terráneo (Sevilla) lag (Múnich); Beauftragte für die Catalan Films (Barcelona) Grupo Editorial Random House Stasi-Unterlagen (BStU) Berlin; Ber- CBC (Teruel) Mondadori (Barcelona) liner Festspiele, Berliner Fussball- Centro de Estudios Cervantinos Grupo Zeta Kulturverein Brot und Spiele; Berli- (Madrid) Hewlett Packard ner Tage für Alte Musik; Centro para la Difusión de la Mú- Iberia Líneas Áereas, S. A. Central-Kino (Berlín); Círculo de Be- sica Contemporánea (CDMC) Imagen Mas (León) llas Artes (Madrid); Claassen-Ver- Círculo de Lectores Institut d’Estudis Territorials (Bar- lag (Berlín); Colegio Oficial de Arqui- Continental celona) tectos de Cantabria; Consejo Diario El País (Madrid) Instituto Europeo de la Mediterrá- Nacional de las Artes Plásticas Ediciones del Prado (Madrid) nea (Barcelona) (Cuba); Consejo Superior de los Co- Ediciones SM (Madrid) Institut Ramon Llull (Barcelona legios de Arquitectos (Madrid); Editorial Alfaguara Microsoft Deutscher Akademischer Austaus- Editorial Arco/Libros Miguel Marín Producciones chdienst (DAAD) (Berlín); Embaja- Editorial Cátedra Repsol YPF das de Colombia, México y Perú Editorial Destino Santander (Alemania); Embajada de España Editorial Dtv Sociedad Española para el Proce- (Berlín). Consejería de Educación; Editorial Lunwerg samiento del Lenguaje Natural Eusko Jaurlaritza. Oficina de Turis- Editorial Planeta (SEPLN) mo (Bilbao); Festival de Cine Ibero- Editorial Punto de lectura Sindicato de Trabajadores de la americano de Huelva; Festival Inter- Editorial Seix Barral Enseñanza (S.T.E.) España nacional de Literatura (Berlín); Editorial SM Telefónica S.A. Filmkunsthaus Babylon; Fischer Festival Internacional Cinema Unicaja Verlag (Francfort); Frankfurter Buch- Jove (Valencia) Unión FENOSA messe; Fundación Caja de Arqui- Festival Internacional de Cine de Yllana tectos (Barcelona); Fusball-Magazin San Sebastián 11 Freunde; Galerie Aedes East Fundación Sa Nostra, Caixa d’Es- En Argentina (Berlín); Gemeinschaft der euro- talvis de les Illes Balears Aeropuertos 2000 päischen Kulturinstitute in Berlin; Fundación Tàpies (Barcelona) Bolsa de Comercio de Rosario Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlín); Fundación Academia Europea
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