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Chile Calls Neruda Sculpture Bids
Under the title "A Place for Memory," the Chilean Foreign Relations Ministry called for a sculptural contest dedicated to the life, work and sensitivity of the Literature Nobel Prizewinner Pablo Neruda.

At a presentation of the initiative, head of that ministry Alejandro Foxley explained they seek a place to pay homage to the poet in "Cantalao," a former Neruda property presently belonging to the Foundation named after him.

"His centennial celebration in 2004 provided the opportunity to corroborate the real international reach of his figure, his universal nobility and multiple sides as writer, diplomat and politician," he remarked.

Projects will be received by the Chilean Foreign Relations Ministry August 20-24, 2007.


 



 

 
   

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