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La COVID 19 frena la tendencia positiva de visitas a los museos estatales en 2020, cuyas cifras globales descienden un 63,55 %

Ministry of Culture, Spain,
04 January 2021, Spain

El impacto de la crisis sanitaria ha afectado de manera muy directa al sector cultural, y con ello a los museos. La cifra global de público en 2020 ha sido de 1.058.918 visitantes, lo que supone un descenso del 63,55 % con respecto a las visitas de 2019 (2.905.337) a estos mismos museos.

http://www.culturaydeporte.gob.es/actualidad/2021/01/210104-museos-nacionales-visitas.html

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