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Social Cohesion in Chiapas.
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Enrique Pérez López, Director of the State Center of Native Languages, Arts and Literature, Chiapas, Mexico. He belongs to the Tsotsil people and holds the Paxon title in the K’in tajimol of Chenalhó, one of the most outstanding titles.
Article. Culture & Development No. 7.
The State of Chiapas is located in the Mexican south¬eastern region and is mainly the cradle of ancient cultures of Mayan and Zoque origin. Their main social and collective expression lies in festivities, gathering not only members of their organization but also those individuals who make their celebration possible.
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The Cameras of Diversity.
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Yumey Besú Payo, UNESCO consultant for the Cameras of Diversity Project.
Article. Culture & Development No. 7.
The Cameras of Diver¬sity is a project determined to disseminate to disseminate the indigenous and local community audiovisual material given its importance for the interaction of cultures, social cohesion, and reconciliation in order to foster a culture of peace, thus contributing to the development of the indigenous and local community audiovisual and its presence in regional festivals.
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UNESCO Culture for Development Indicators Suite. A Tool to Incorporate Culture into Development Strategies.
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Guiomar Alonso and Melika Medici, Division of Cultural Diversity, Cultural Sector, UNESCO.
Article. Culture & Development No. 7.
Launched in 2009 with the support of the AECID, it’s a practical tool to raise awareness and promote the analysis and management of culture and develop¬ment at national level. Its objective is to include culture in national and international development strategies.
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Learning to Dream with Opened Eyes.
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Tanya Valette. International Film and Television School (EICTV) graduate and Director General of the School from January 2007 to July 2011.
Article. Culture & Development No. 7.
The San Antonio de los Baños EICTV is a teaching pro¬ject of the New Latin American Film Foundation, with humanist view, about cinematographic industry. The EICTV and UNESCO join forces in some initiatives and projects.
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Palacio del Segundo Cabo: An Intercultural Bridge in Havana.
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Onedys Calvo, Cultural Project Coordinator, Yainet Rodríguez, Cultural Project Specialist and Mónica Rojas, Specialist, of the Office of the Historian of Havana.
Article. Culture & Development No. 8.
The restoration and rehabilita¬tion of the Palacio del Segundo Cabo as cultural center is a joint project between the Office of the Historian of Havana, the European Union and UNESCO.
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Objectives of a Museum: Education, Research and Leisure.
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Arminda Franken-Ruiz, Director of the Aruba National Archaeological Museum and José Linares, Architect and ICOM Executive Secretary, Cuba.
Article. Culture & Development No. 8.
The research, education and leisure functions of a museum and its relation to the historical value of the building.
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State of the National Pantheon Museum of Haiti.
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Luckner Christophe, Officer in Charge of Cultural Education and Animation at the National Pantheon Museum (MUPANAH), Haiti.
Article. Culture & Development No. 8.
During the January 12, 2010 earthquake, the building housing the National Pantheon Museum of Haiti (MU¬PANAH) suffered minor dam¬ages, compared to other buildings, but its general performance has been worsening.
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Museum, Cultural Center or Both?
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Georgina DeCarli, Director of the Latin American Institute of Museums and Parks (ILAM) de Costa Rica and Luckner Christophe, Officer in Charge of Cultural Education and Animation at the National Pantheon Museum (MUPANAH) of Haiti.
Article. Culture & Development No. 8.
What does “collection” mean? If a physical co¬llection is not exhibited, does it mean that it is no longer a museum, but a cultural center? Can a cultural center include a museum? Is the content suitable to transmit the historical and architec¬tural values of the building? Should temporary collections and activities not directly associated with the collection of a museum be programmed even if they do not contribute to the museum´s mission?
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Cuban National Museum of Fine Arts. Building of Universal Art.
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Article. Culture & Development No. 8.
Brief History of the Museum.
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The Museum’s mission.
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Arthur Reginald Murphy, Director of the Nelson´s Dockyard Museum (Antigua and Barbuda) and Kevin Farmer, Assistant Director of the Barbados Museum & Historical Society (Barbados).
Article. Culture & Development No. 8.
The potential conflict between the museum´s mission and the need to refurbish and preserve the building that will house the museum.
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