The Ibero-American Network for Clear and Accessible Language is born, bringing Brazil and Portugal into the pan-Hispanic alliance
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On Friday, linguistic and cultural institutions from the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking worlds signed the 'Declaración de La Plata' in La Plata, Argentina, to establish the new Red Iberoamericana de Lenguaje Claro y Accesible.
The initiative, driven by the Real Academia Española (RAE), aims to create an Iberoamerican network promoting clearer and more accessible communication across communities.
By incorporating institutions from both the Spanish-speaking and Portuguese-speaking communities, including Brazil and Portugal, the network expands the pan-Hispanic alliance into a broader linguistic cooperation.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): RAE impulsa en Argentina red iberoamericana de lenguaje claro que incorpore al portuguésFocuses on the RAE's role in driving the initiative in Argentina.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Nace la Red Iberoamericana de Lenguaje Claro y Accesible para sumar a Brasil y Portugal a la alianza panhispánicaEmphasizes the formal creation of the network via the La Plata Declaration.
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