CLM acogerá el foro europeo sobre desarrollo rural

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00:00Castilla-La Mancha, la tierra de Don Quixote.

00:08Estamos una tierra llena de historia, tradición y innovación.

00:13Estamos una de las regiones con la gran herencia natural.

00:21Estamos un bárbaro para Europa y una región que defiende la agua como un ríos precioso para la vida,

00:27as well as an ideal place from which to radiate our commitment to clean and renewable energies across Europe.

00:36We invite you on a unique journey to build a Europe of regions from the regions.

00:50Toledo, the city of the three cultures,

00:53the imperial city that has witnessed centuries of history,

00:57will welcome us to debate and converse to continue building Europe from the politics of proximity.

01:04Toledo, a city declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO,

01:08is a gem that exemplifies how Europe is built from the coexistence and diversity of different cultures

01:14that strengthen a common European identity.

01:17From Toledo, we will travel to Campo de Criptana,

01:21the scene from which Don Quixote de la Mancha fought against giants,

01:25and where we can empower ourselves as Europeans for the challenges ahead.

01:30History and nature come together as one to offer a unique experience walking among its windmills.

01:36Then, we shall make our way to the largest winemaking cooperative in the world,

01:43the Virgen de las Viñas Cooperative in Tomelloso,

01:46where we will immerse ourselves in the wine culture that has marked the character of our land.

01:51We shall stroll through its extensive vineyards,

01:55learn of the wine's production process,

01:57and, of course, enjoy a tasting of some of the best wines in the region.

02:01In Castilla-La Mancha, we believe in politics that work from the region

02:06so that the roots of Europe's present and future may sprout from the land.