Spain s King Felipe VI (C-R) and Queen Letizia (C-L) arrive at Alcala de Henares University to hand in the 2018 Miguel de Cervantes Literature Award to Uruguayan poet Ida Vitale (unseen), in Alcala de Henares, outside Madrid, Spain, 23 April 2019. The Cervantes Award, worth at 125,000 euro cash prize, is the most important prize to literature in spanish and the awarding ceremony is held each 23 April to mark Miguel de Cervantes death date. Cervantes Literature awarding ceremony !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG!

Spain s King Felipe VI (C-R) and Queen Letizia (C-L) arrive at Alcala de Henares University to hand in the 2018 Miguel de Cervantes Literature Award to Uruguayan poet Ida Vitale (unseen), in Alcala de Henares, outside Madrid, Spain, 23 April 2019. The Cervantes Award, worth at 125,000 euro cash prize, is the most important prize to literature in spanish and the awarding ceremony is held each 23 April to mark Miguel de Cervantes death date. Cervantes Literature awarding ceremony !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG!

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Spain s King Felipe VI (C-R) and Queen Letizia (C-L) arrive at Alcala de Henares University to hand in the 2018 Miguel de Cervantes Literature Award to Uruguayan poet Ida Vitale (unseen), in Alcala de Henares, outside Madrid, Spain, 23 April 2019. The Cervantes Award, worth at 125,000 euro cash prize, is the most important prize to literature in spanish and the awarding ceremony is held each 23 April to mark Miguel de Cervantes death date. Cervantes Literature awarding ceremony !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG!

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