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Por la Biblioteca de la Fundación Rei Afonso Henriques

Mi compañero ayer nos habló del mar, mirando al mar…yo hoy miro al Duero, realmente todos los días desde donde trabajo miro al Duero. Este río que I see here in front of me in low Zamora Portugal and ends impressive road in the city of Oporto. It is a river Hispano-Luso, really radiates throughout the Iberian spirit that so often we try to exemplify in many projects and nature offered to us as water.

This weekend I had to travel and my path was the river, my destiny was to Aragon and for that I had to travel across the Bank. Aranda de Duero passing thought different was there on that cross this river every morning to come my work, a few kilometers later I was already Tordesillas impressive in its volume (say the Duero has Pisuerga fame and water ...) Duero-Douro the border that acts as irons and true border of the Douro Vinhateiro with flooding his vineyard terraces landscape, to get to Porto, the gorge, and its mouth where the river merges with sea.

And ran the Bank also kept thinking of himself in the wine cellars in numerous ways, de Ribera (Roa, Peñafiel, ...) go to Toro, and would continue up to reach the vineyards Portuguese aforementioned wine that have been universally known that even became the PDO world's oldest, Porto. "Wine Trail del Duero is one of the publications of the foundation that makes this wine tour by one of the most important in Europe in terms of quality and quantity of wine.

The landscape, wine, and literature ... I also thought it was here or in Portugal has been the subject of the greatest writers, Machado, Unamuno, and Miguel Torga we even called Doro. "Cuadernos del Duero" by Julio Llamazares is another of the books we have in the Library, where another writer follows this same path that I've done.

Many books can be consulted on the Douro, and all I have to say that your images stand out, "Living Duero", "Douro Vinhateiro", "The Douro Siza" , etc ... playing various fields of activity Rio also highlight work on the dams or the Saltos del Duero that were built in the 50's and that the border has become real landscape composed of engineering structures and worth visiting noted. Recently the Provincial Museum of Zamora gave a presentation on the Saltos del Duero Iberdrola Foundation and published a catalog for this exhibition really nice, this is accompanied by another edition of Iberdrola "Luces del Duero" and "no Douro Barragems" dams on the Portuguese side, they see the river from another point of view.

Such important is the river that I recently had a query from Lisbon to inform them about the English Constitutional Court ruling in favor of an appeal by the Government of Extremadura in anti-establishment the Statute of Autonomy of Castile and Leon on the powers of river.

Even in the controversy involving this Rio Duero ...

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