EU Halts Funding for Venice Biennale Due to Russian Pavilion
The European Executive Agency for Education and Culture (EACEA) has decided to suspend a €2 million grant for the Venice Biennale following the reopening of the Russian pavilion. This action was based on a legal assessment and a recommendation from the European Commission, emphasizing that cultural events must uphold democratic values not respected by Russia.
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EU Halts Funding for Venice Biennale Due to Russia's Participation
The European executive agency suspended a 2 million euro grant for the Venice Biennale due to the return of the Russian pavilion.
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EU Suspends Funding for Venice Biennale Due to Russia's Participation
The European Union suspends funding for the Venice Biennale due to Russia's participation in this year's exhibition, according to a spokesperson for the European Commission.
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EU Halted Funding for Venice Biennale Due to Russia's Return
The European Executive Agency for Education and Culture revoked a 2 million euro grant for the Venice Biennale due to the return of the Russian pavilion.
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