The exhibition Azaña: intellectual and statesman. Eighty years after his death in exile, it begins to be exhibited on May 1 in the Chapel of the Oidor of Alcalá de Henares and will be open until September 6.

The National Library hosts the round table The Spain of the thirties in the cinema. Screening and colloquium on period films within the events organized on the occasion of the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the death of Azaña in exile.

The Secretary of State for Democratic Memory, Fernando Martínez, participates in the presentation of the work.

The National Library of Spain has hosted the presentation of the book Manuel Azaña, between myth and legend: biography of man, intellectual and politician, written by Ángeles Egido. The author of the book has been accompanied by the secretary of state of democratic memory, Fernando Martínez, and the writer Inma Chacón.

The National Library of Spain (BNE) will host tomorrow, February 25, the Azaña conference, a digital journey through the National Library of Spain, which is going to be dictated by Jesús Cañete.

Review of the material on Azaña that can be consulted in the Hispanic Digital Library.

Cycle Café Azaña The Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid hosts the talk Manuel Azaña: Democracy is fundamentally a reviver of culture, which is celebrated within the framework of the Café Azaña cycle.

El Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid ha acogido la charla Manuel Azaña: Democracy is fundamentally a reviver of culture, which is celebrated within the framework of the Café Azaña cycle.

The Cervantes Institute closes the Café Azaña cycle with an interesting debate on the Diario de Azaña and on the vision of the woman who had the political and intellectual class of the time.

The Cervantes Institute closes the Café Azaña cycle with an interesting debate on the Diario de Azaña, written during the last thirty years of the politician’s life and which gathers first-hand information on the intricacies of Spanish politics during that period that covers from 1911 (reign of Alfonso XIII) to the end of the Civil War (1939).