The presence of this trans-border cooperation project has been multiple. On one hand, the stand in the ARPA institutions section that received the visit of the President of the Junta de Castilla y León, Juan Vicente Herrera, who was interested in the advances of the project. Likewise, hundreds of people have been able to visit through the four days of the biennial, the space dedicated to the Atlantic Romanesque and the different interventions developed within the Plan.
Furthermore, Rafael Landín, the Director of the Fundación Iberdrola, and Carmen Recio, responsible for the Area of Art and Culture of the same entity, have participated in thee IX ARPA Congress on “Society and Heritage” exposing to the congresswomen and congressmen and participants what the development of the project has meant, not only to Iberdrola, but also to the remaining participating entities and to the society in general.
The visibility of the Atlantic Romanesque during the Biennial was completed with the talk by the architect Jesús Castillo Oli about the intervention performed in the church of San Pedro de la Nave in the scope of the Plan.
