On the way to normalizing the activities of the Block 6 involving events and entertainment, the sector put before the Minister of Culture, Carlos Aguilar Navarro, the proposal to create a national council that brings together all industry at national level and to face them united with challenges after panda.

To this end, Monserrat Miró explained that the so-called "Bloque Sizo," which does not have to resume activities, seeks unity and greater organization with the creation of the National Council of Culture, Entertainment and Tourism, however to a proposal from the Minister Aguilar Navarro will be incorporated into the Creative Industries.

Currently, Miró detailed, they are in the registration process to gain legal status and gain more force as a guild.

The Board will consist of 127 trade unions, including artists, the tourism sector and event promoters, including representing all the provinces of the country.

The spokesperson for the entertainment industry expressed his gratitude for his and his support from MiCultura and the Office of the Deputy Minister of Internal Trade to advance the consensus and negotiations of all the organizations that have been members of Block 6 and that will now become a collegiate body that will be composed of eight people representing all the agencies.

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