Ibero-American cultural charter relaunch

SEGIB and the Organization of Ibero-American States (OEI). Its main objectives can be summarized in three imperatives, namely: affirming the central value of culture for human development, promoting and protecting diversity culture and consolidate the Ibero-American cultural space.
However, achieving these goals faces enormous challenges. On the one hand, there are great inequalities in the access of the population to the cultural capital of each of the countries that make up this space, a correlate of the huge gaps in the economic and educational field, and the long history of discrimination and exclusion that especially affects indigenous, Afro-descendant and immigrant populations. On the other hand, the changes social and technological are impacting the entire society, but especially youth, and modify the way being in the world, social relationships and the very meaning of culture. Both challenges can be summarized in the statement made by UNDP in its 2004 Human Development Report: "If the world wants to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and definitively eradicate poverty, you must first successfully meet the challenge to build inclusive and diverse societies in cultural terms ".