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Netflix Announced Millionaire Donation to Help Workers in the Audiovisual Sector Affected by the Earthquake in Colombia

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The aid will be managed by the Colombian Academy of Cinema and Asocinde, which will make a survey to determine losses and priorities, with verification before allocating the resources to the victims of the guild

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The Colombian Film Academy and the Colombian Association of Independent Film and Audiovisual Producers will manage the resources.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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The aid will be managed by the Colombian Academy of Cinema and Asocinde, which will make a survey to determine losses and priorities, with verification before allocating the resources to the victims of the guild

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The executive director of the Colombian Academy of Cinema, Elkin Zair, highlighted the organization's commitment to the workers who are experiencing difficulties after the emergency.

·Lima, Peru
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Netflix, one of the main streaming services in the world, announced a donation of 600 million pesos that will be given to the Colombian Academy of Cinema and to the Colombian Association of Independent Film and Audiovisual Producers, ASOCINDE, to support workers in the audiovisual sector who were affected by the recent [...] The Netflix entrance will support with 600 million pesos audiovisual workers affected by the earthquake was first publishe…

Netflix announced a $600 million grant to support workers in the... Netflix ticket will donate $600 million to support audiovisual workers affected by the earthquake was first published on Enterate Cali.

The Colombian Academy of Cinema and Asocinde will distribute the resources after a census of events.

·Bogotá, Colombia
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El Tiempo broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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