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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, French president Emmanuel Macron, and Argentinian president Alberto Fernandez meet in Brussels where a EU-CELAC Summit takes place. IMAGES
Madrid, Aug 28 (EFE).- The vandalized feminist mural in the Spanish capital known as 'Unity Makes Strength' has been fully restored Saturday and has been applied a layer of anti-paint varnish that will facilitate its cleaning in case of new attacks. (Camera: JESUS BARTOLOME).B-ROLL OF THE FEMINIST MURAL 'UNITY MAKES STRENGTH' IN CIUDAD LINEAL, MADRID, SPAIN.
Brussels, Sep 23 (EFE), (Camera: Leopoldo Rodríguez).- The Spanish embassy in Belgium inaugurated Wednesday a mural called "Butterfly Effect" by the Spanish artists Olimpia Velasco and Esther Pizarro.The work aims to raise awareness against climate change.The mural is part of a joint initiative between the Brussels City Council and the Spanish embassy.FOOTAGE OF THE PRESENTATION.SOUNDBITES OF OLIMPIA VELASCO, ARTIST:"The mural is called the Butterfly Effect. It talks about the fact that small actions in a specific part can become in great changes or having consequences in another part of the world. ""We wanted to highlight the idea of the tree since it gives the city the 'green' part. It integrates the city into nature. Then we have the woman, who represents the human being, in a bid to continue fighting so that women have the same rights and freedoms as men, which is something that we haven't achieved yet. The woman enters the tree to connect with nature to create that connection between human beings and nature under the idea that returning to nature is also returning home."
Brussels (Belgium), 4 July (EFE) - (Camera: Leo Rodríguez) Actions to thank and support the health workers who have fought on the front lines of the COVID-19 continue in Belgium, where a group of street artists have painted a large mural in front of the Etterbeek-Ixelles hospital in Brussels.FOOTAGE OF THE MURAL DEDICATED TO HEALTH WORKERS IN BRUSSELS.
Erfurt (Germany), Dec 3 (EFE- EPA) .- The German city of Erfurt celebrated Tuesday the return of the mural "Man, nature and technique," the last work of Josep Renau (1907-1982 ) after four years of planning and restoration work. (CAMERA: Filip Singer)