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Morocco Economic Growth, Trade Deficit, and Tourism Trends
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Latest: Morocco projects steady economic growth through 2029
Morocco’s economy continues to expand, supported by a surge in foreign direct investment, which grew 29% in 2025. While manufacturing and export sectors like automotive and aerospace show double-digit growth, the trade d
Brazilian theatrical productions in 2026
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Latest: Fernanda Botelho to present ‘Levada’ in Rio de Janeiro
Theatrical productions are scheduled across Brazil in late 2026. In Recife, the Teatro Luiz Mendonça will host a multimedia adaptation of Albert Camus’s ‘The Stranger’ (O Estrangeiro) on August 15 and 16, directed by Ve
Photography exhibitions in Latin America and Europe
2 clusters · 10 sources · last updated
Latest: Photography exhibitions open in Dominican Republic and Peru
Various photography exhibitions and festivals are opening across Latin America and Europe, focusing on themes of memory, history, and social reality. In Rio de Janeiro, Luciana Rique is presenting ‘Entre Órbitas’ at Cas
Dramatic reading events in Rio de Janeiro
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Latest: Teatro TotalEnergies to host free dramatic reading in Rio de Janeiro
In August 2026, Rio de Janeiro hosted several dramatic reading events. On August 19, the Instituto Cervantes in Botafogo presented a reading of ‘A Tragédia dos Trópicos’, written and directed by João Santucci. The play d
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Mexican Chamber of Deputies to present literary awards
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Mediterranean Poetry Festival 2026 to host Spanish and Greek poets
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Teresa Iniesta Orozco highlights growing global interest in Spanish
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Instituto Cervantes set to reopen cultural centre in Gibraltar after barrier removal
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Queen Letizia heads Cervantes Institute directors' meeting in Jerez
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