The Catalan government will allocate 2 million euros to the organization of the Goya Awards in Barcelona, and the City Council an additional 1 million.

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The Minister of Culture, Sonia Hernández Almodóvar; the director of the Spanish Film Academy, Fernando Mendez Leite; and the mayor of Barcelona, Jaume Collboni. Pere Virgili

26/11/2025

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The Catalan government will allocate €2 million to the 2026 Goya Awards ceremony in Barcelona, and the City Council €1 million. Both administrations justify the investment by citing its impact on "brand projection, international reputation, and strengthening commitment to culture and the audiovisual industry."

The Catalan government will allocate 2 million euros to the organization of the Goya Awards in Barcelona, and the City Council an additional 1 million.

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