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Galicia government funding and infrastructure initiatives

12 clusters · 33 sources · last updated

Latest: Xunta de Galicia launches new housing and school projects

In July 2026, the Xunta approved a €3.5 million grant programme for 22 audiovisual productions, prioritising the Galician language and female directors. The same month it confirmed a €216 million strategic plan for the f

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Galician regional and municipal political developments

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Lugo officials coordinate on Campo da Feira de Nadela and Sagrado Corazón projects

The People's Party of Galicia (PPdeG) has established a political agenda centered on regional stability, infrastructure, and financing reform. As the governing party in the Xunta, the PPdeG seeks to address issues such a

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Galicia summer festivals and tourism surge

7 clusters · 15 sources · last updated

Latest: Vigo allocates 510,000 euros to support 86 local festivals

The summer festival season in Galicia continued through mid-August with a focus on musical performances and regional carnivals. In Vigo, the Vigo Festas celebrations at the Castrelos Auditorium entered their final stages

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Ons Island San Xaquín festivities noise dispute

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Ons Island celebrates patron saint festivities after dispute with regional authorities

The San Xaquín de Ons festivities on Ons Island were subject to a dispute regarding noise regulations within the Illas Atlánticas National Park. The Ministry of Environment and the Xunta de Galicia initially sought to pr

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Edinburgh film and television festival developments

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Latest: International film festivals held in Edinburgh and Bueu

The Edinburgh International Film Festival announced its 2026 Industry Programme, scheduled for 13–19 August at the Festival Hub in Central Hall. The program focuses on challenges within independent cinema, including fina

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