The Minister of Culture trusts that the Jacobean Year and the Ages will extend to 2022 if necessary, as a “lever” to reactivate tourism, culture and hospitality
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Javier Ortega Álvarez (Valdepeñas, 1970) arrived in 2019 at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism at the hand of Cs and backed by a curriculum that can overwhelm a good part of the political positions with which he deals. Medievalist, number one in his class of the Corps of Archivists, Librarians and Archaeologists, specialist in project management
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