The Swedish Academy's website will also be available in Spanish.

The century-old institution, which only uses Swedish and English, accepts the Cervantes Institute's proposal.


The Swedish Academy and the Cervantes Institute have agreed that the page website The website of the prestigious institution that awards the Nobel Prizes will also appear in Spanish in the coming days. www.swedishacademy.se Until now, it only used Swedish and English. The centuries-old Academy has embraced this initiative from the Cervantes Institute "out of respect for the 500 million people who speak Spanish."


 


Coinciding with the announcement of the next Nobel Prize in Literature—traditionally presented to the media on the first Thursday of October, that is, the day after tomorrow, the 4th—internet users who access the Swedish Academy's website will find the information translated into Spanish. Professor María Bernal, from Stockholm University, is responsible for ensuring that correct Spanish is used.


 


Since its inauguration in April 2005, the Cervantes Institute in Stockholm has worked to ensure the presence of Spanish in Sweden's most important institutions. As a result, it has secured the publication of literary works by Francisco Ayala—for whom its library is named—and Antonio Gamoneda, both Cervantes Prize winners, in Swedish translations by two major publishing houses, Symponion and Tranan.


 


Furthermore, the Cervantes Institute in Stockholm organized a large international conference on Mario Vargas Llosa last year, bringing together leading specialists on the work of the Peruvian-Spanish author. For the first time, Spanish was spoken at the International Writers' Scene at the Kulturhuiset (House of Culture) in Stockholm, the Swedish capital's most prestigious literary forum.


 


 

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