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‘There Is No Initiative that Can Survive,’ Says Former Director of CRFIC About Possible Budget Cuts to the Festival

Marcelo Quesada, director of the first edition of the CRFIC, indicated that the possible 70% cut to the festival could be understood ‘as a kind of closure’

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‘There Is No Initiative that Can Survive,’ Says Former Director of CRFIC About Possible Budget Cuts to the Festival

Marcelo Quesada, director of the first edition of the CRFIC, indicated that the possible 70% cut to the festival could be understood ‘as a kind of closure’

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