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Six of the eight Prince of Asturias Awards already conferred in what is now their twenty-fifth edition Laureates of the 2005 Prince of Asturias Awards so far conferred are Simone Veil for International Cooperation, the Cultural Institutes for Communication and Humanities, Giovanni Sartori for Social Sciences, Nélida Piñon for Letters, Antonio Damasio for Technical and Scientific Research, and Maya Plisetskaya and Tamara Rojo for Arts. The 2005 Prince of Asturias Award Juries have bestowed six of the eight accolades that will be presented this autumn in Oviedo by H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias. The Awards for Sports and Concord will be announced in September. The deadline for candidatures for the latter two Awards ends this July 29th. On 25th May, the Prince of Asturias Award Jury for International Cooperation bestowed the accolade on the magistrate and president of the first European Parliament elected by universal suffrage, Simone Veil, for "the ideals and fulfilment of a united Europe and the propagation of European values elsewhere in the world." To quote the Minutes, the Jury "wishes to highlight her coherence, strength and steadfastness in defence of values and objectives at a time when certain doubts and reticence about the future of Europe and its identity are beginning to emerge."   News Woody Allen charmed more than two thousand followers with his wit at the "Príncipe Felipe Auditorio" in Oviedo Woody Allen, American film-maker, participated in an event open to the public in Oviedo, where he reflected on the future of cinema. H.R.H. Prince of Asturias holds working meeting with Foundation´s Board of Patrons The meeting was at 7.30 p.m. on 23rd June at Madrid´s El Pardo Palace. The Foundation Youth Choir gave a concert after the meeting. The Director of the Prince of Asturias Foundation gave a conference at the "Siglo XXI" Club in Madrid Graciano Garcia offered a conference on the 17th May in the Club Siglo XXI´s Eurobuilding rooms in Madrid as part of the series of conferences entitled "the changes needed". Government of Spain signs agreement with Prince of Asturias Foundation backing XXV anniversary of the Awards The administration thereby declares its support to make the Prince of Asturias Awards the most important of their type in the world.   Links Official site of the Royal Household of HM the King   http://www.casareal.es/casareal/home2i.html Prince of Asturias Foundation website   http://www.fpa.es/ The Foundation for Remembrance of the Holocaust   www.fondationshoah.org Alliance Française   www.alliancefr.org British Council   www.britishcouncil.org Goethe-Institut   www.goethe.de Instituto Camões   www.instituto-camoes.pt Instituto Cervantes   www.cervantes.es Società Dante Alighieri   www.societadantealighieri.it Tamara Rojo (official site)   www.tamara-rojo.com The International Maya Plisetskaya and Rodion Shchedrin Foundation   www.shchedrin.de Privacy law The Prince of Asturias Foundation guarantees the protection and confidentiality of your data. For further information click here ···················· You must be on the Net to see this bulletin. If you do not wish to receive further bulletins or wish to add a new e-mail address, you may use the Registration and Terminate Registration forms. ···················· © 2005 Prince of Asturias Foundation www.fundacionprincipedeasturias.org   |    info@fpa.es