Instituto Cervantes receives legacy of Manuel Azaña, president of the Second Spanish Republic
Albares: “This act is an essential exercise in democratic health at a time when those values that he so defended are under attack”
Noguero, Morilla, Cassinello, García Montero, Navarro Azaña, Albares, Sumelzo and Herreros. / Photo: Instituto Cervantes/Nuria Iniesta
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