“We know the importance of cultural industries for work. We were commenting with Governor Omar Gutiérrez when an audiovisual production ends and the credits begin to roll, in those letters are the workers of culture, including directors, set designers, costume designers, cameramen, screenwriters, sound engineers. It is work generated by the cultural industry, hence the importance of MICA”.Colonna highlighted, concerning cultural legislation, the launch of more than 40 credits for cultural industries carried out by the provincial government through the ministry he heads. “We were able to launch 40 promotion programs and now the stage is back where added value is put to all this that has to do with the work of our cultural workers so that it can reach all parts of our province and the country and for what not an export job of cultural goods and services that generates foreign currency income”.On the other hand, Colonna held a meeting with the president of INCAA, Nicolás Battle, where it was confirmed that the San Martín de Centenario cinema theater, which the Province recently acquired and transferred to the municipality, will become an INCAA Space. In this way, the San Martín de Centenario Cinema will join this cinematographic corridor that integrates the INCAA Space of Neuquén Capital, Zapala and San Martín de los Andes. “It is one more space in which the stories of our province can be told,” he concluded.
