On his second term as director of the Instituto Cervantes in Manila, Javier Galvan solidified the Philippines’ position as one of the top five countries with the largest Spanish language
Over 40 works of art depicting San Nicolas by the Urban Sketchers community will be on display at the Instituo Cervantes’ Intramuros location
To highlight the rich diversity of viewpoints and narratives, Instituto Cervantes de Manila presents the online film cycle “Zonazine,” a showcase of Spanish and Latin American documentaries this May. The
Instituto Cervantes de Manila (ICM) is holding the exhibition, “Miguel Hernández, a plena luz,” at its Casa Azul center at the San Luis Complex just across San Agustin Museum in Intramuros, Manila.
Instituto Cervantes, the Spanish cultural center, will inaugurate on May 8 Instituto Cervantes Intramuros, located at Casa Azul, Plaza San Luis Complex, next to San Agustin Church.
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa says good books make people long for a better world, better society, and opportunity for everyone.
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa and his partner, the Philippine-born Spanish socialite Isabel Preysler, slipped quietly into the country last week.
Mario Vargas Llosa, recipient of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature and the 1994 Miguel de Cervantes Prize, will return to the Philippines next month at the invitation of Instituto
THERE are many Filipino terms derived from Spanish, with the “f” often becoming “p” in Filipino. As children in our Spanish-speaking household we used fosforo to indicate a matchstick, and posporo when talking in Tagalog.
Prize-winning Spanish writer Marta Sanz will be in Manila on March 29-April 2 for the “Encuentros en la literatura / Encounters in Literature” program, organized by the De La Salle
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