El cuento de la lechera de los finalistas del premio literario Aena: “Si gano, me voy a jubilar”

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The Aena Prize for Hispanic-American Narrative, a controversial literary award due to its one million euro prize and backing by a state-owned airport management company, is about to announce its winner. Five finalists, Héctor Abad Faciolince, Nona Fernández, Marcos Giralt Torrente, Samanta Schweblin, and Enrique Vila-Matas, were selected from a pool of works chosen by pre-selectors and a jury led by Rosa Montero. The selection process and prize rules were overseen by literary specialists Álvaro Colomer and María José Solano, ensuring legal compliance. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, April 8th, after a final deliberation by the jury, concluding a process that began with the prize announcement in February. The finalists have been attending events in Barcelona, including meeting with the president of the Generalitat.
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AI-ExtractedThe jury's vote will be individual and secret.
The five finalists were chosen before the prize was announced to the press in February.
The prize is promoted by an airport management company, 51% owned by the State.
The Aena Prize for Hispanic American Narrative has caused controversy due to its one million euro prize.
All decisions have been collective; being a prize with public participation, everything has passed through notaries and lawyers.
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