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The University of Alicante and Veolia make cultural programming more accessible
Spain🏛️ PoliticsCenter3 hr. ago

The University of Alicante and Veolia make cultural programming more accessible

On July 23, 2026, the University of Alicante and Veolia renewed their specific collaboration agreement to promote accessibility in cultural and academic activities organized by the university. The agreement includes an annual contribution of €12,000 to develop such initiatives. The signing took place at the university’s San Vicente del Raspeig campus, as announced by Veolia in a statement.

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The University of Alicante and Veolia make cultural programming more accessible

On July 23, 2026, the University of Alicante and Veolia renewed their specific collaboration agreement to promote accessibility in cultural and academic activities organized by the university. The agreement includes an annual contribution of €12,000 to develop such initiatives. The signing took place at the university’s San Vicente del Raspeig campus, as announced by Veolia in a statement.

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