Designed as a festival of ideas for all, the event consists of a programme of talks, debates, conferences, lectures, plays, film screenings, concerts and workshops with more than 100 guests from 17 countries.
Highlights sessions with writers as JMG Le Clézio (Nobel Price in Literature 2008), Elena Poniatowska, Juan José Millás, Nélida Piñon, Eduardo Sacheri, Cees Nooteboom, Martín Caparrós and Nell Leyshon; cinema actors as Jorge Perugorría and Leonardo Sbaraglia; Human Rights personalities as Ahmed Galai (Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet, Nobel Peace Price 2015) y Luis Moreno Ocampo; journalists as Carmen Aristegui, Diego Enrique Osorno, David Dufresnes and Sanjuana Martínez; Science as Pere Estupinyá; and shows with The Suffers, Marwan and Jis y Trino. Hay Festival also includes a programme for kids and teenagers, with the booktubers Valeria Hernández and Alberto Villarreal; Javier Ruescas, Benito Taibo, Wonder Ponder and Juan Gedovious.
AC/E supports the participation of Gabriela Ybarra, Juan José Millás, Javier Ruescas and Raquel Martínez Uña (Wonder Ponder).
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Highlights sessions with writers as JMG Le Clézio (Nobel Price in Literature 2008), Elena Poniatowska, Juan José Millás, Nélida Piñon, Eduardo Sacheri, Cees Nooteboom, Martín Caparrós and Nell Leyshon; cinema actors as Jorge Perugorría and Leonardo Sbaraglia; Human Rights personalities as Ahmed Galai (Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet, Nobel Peace Price 2015) y Luis Moreno Ocampo; journalists as Carmen Aristegui, Diego Enrique Osorno, David Dufresnes and Sanjuana Martínez; Science as Pere Estupinyá; and shows with The Suffers, Marwan and Jis y Trino. Hay Festival also includes a programme for kids and teenagers, with the booktubers Valeria Hernández and Alberto Villarreal; Javier Ruescas, Benito Taibo, Wonder Ponder and Juan Gedovious.
AC/E supports the participation of Gabriela Ybarra, Juan José Millás, Javier Ruescas and Raquel Martínez Uña (Wonder Ponder).
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