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The Instituto Cervantes is present in over twenty different countries with 42 centres in all. OVERVIEW The Instituto Cervantes:
LOCATIONS The Instituto Cervantes operates Centros Cervantes (full-fledged centres) and '''Aulas Cervantes''' (smaller "lecture halls") as well as a network of associated institutions. Its locations can be found:
PUBLICATIONS Since 1998 the Instituto Cervantes has published the annual ''El español en el mundo'' highlighting the state of Spanish in the world, and current trends. The Instituto has also run the Internet -based Centro Virtual Cervantes since 1997 . ORIGIN OF NAME Instituto Cervantes is named after Miguel De Cervantes ( 1547 – 1616 ), the author of Don Quixote and perhaps the most important figure in the history of Spanish Literature . RECOGNITION In 2005, along with the Alliance Française , the Società Dante Alighieri , the British Council , the Goethe-Institut and the Instituto Camões , the Instituto Cervantes was awarded the Prince Of Asturias Award for outstanding achievements in communications and the humanities. SEE ALSO EXTERNAL LINKS
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