It will be in the street of Martin de los Heros, in Arguelles. The name of the Spanish Cinema figures such as Pedro Almodovar, Penelope Cruz, Sara Montiel, Luis Garcia Berlanga, Luis Bunuel or Javier Bardem will look. 25 Stars of granite, white marble and steel make up the first batch. The street of Martin de los Heros, Madrid district of Arguelles, will become the walk of Fame of Madrid and will wear the name of Spanish Cinema figures such as Pedro Almodovar, Penelope Cruz, Sara Montiel, Luis Garcia Berlanga, Luis Bunuel or Javier Bardem. Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the Academy of cinema, this street, where the cines are Renoir and Golem, will become the walk of Fame from Madrid from the 27th day, when it is opened by the Mayor of the city, Alberto Ruiz Gallardon, and by the President of the Academy, Enrique Gonzalez Macho. The filmmakers Pedro Almodovar, Alejandro Amenabar, Juan Antonio Bardem, Luis Garcia Berlanga, Luis will have its stars Bunuel, Jose Luis Garci, Pilar Miro, Carlos Saura and Fernando Trueba.
Also will include actresses Empire Argentina, Penelope Cruz, Carmen Maura, Sara Montiel, Emma Penella, Amparo Rivelles, Carmen Sevilla and Concha Velasco, and the actors Antonio Banderas, Javier Bardem, Fernando Fernan Gomez, Pepe Isbert, Alfredo Landa, Toni Leblanc, Paco Rabal and Fernando Rey. In total, 25 stars, all of them granite, white marble and steel make up the first batch and designed by Oscar Marine, which may be extended each year with one or two other stars, according to the Film Academy. This project is part of the initiative of the Ministry of Presidency called streets of film whose purpose is to valorise and promote the arteries and areas of Madrid which have relationship with the cinematographic activity. Source of the news: Madrid will have its walk of Fame in the Arguelles neighborhood
Karel de Gutch believes that Merkel and Sarkozy may not agree solo formulas to get Europe out of the crisis. To calm markets, the comisairo committed to dnder to the euro at all costs and bring order to the national budgets. The European Commissioner for trade Karel De Gucht believes that German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy can not decide alone the formulas to get Europe out of the crisis. In an interview published Sunday in the online of the Flemish newspaper De Standaard Edition, former Belgian Foreign Minister believed that the meeting between Merkel and Sarkozy this week has not solved anything and it should be interpreted as a simple pooling their ideas in the face of proposals that will make the rest of European leaders. Merkel and Sarkozy have not decided anything this week, said De Gucht and stressed that the recipes of the Franco-German axis are not directly European proposals. De Gucht explained that the fact that France and Germany want to harmonize corporate tax or establish a true economic governance in the euro area is not enough to make these measures are approved, since they would require in addition profound adjustments in the treaties.
Sarkozy tries to perhaps give the impression that you want to think more about Europa, but does so in its own way, which is purely intergovernmental, argued and said that one of the main weaknesses of Europe at this time is that everyone is behaving as if he had decided something. De Gucht referred also to the declarations of this week of the first President of the European Commission and driving force behind the creation of the euro, Jacques Delors, who considered that the single European currency and the own community project run a serious risk of extinction if urgent measures are not taken. I understand that Delors is concerned, he noted and considered that very few of those who they know and observe Europe are not concerned. The Commissioner estimated that to calm the markets we need to spread the message that the EU dndera the euro at all costs and also put national budgets in order to avoid further spending above what you have.