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28<br />

Memory of the World Register<br />

were accepted. Further, Mexico’s<br />

Memory of the World Register<br />

incorporated two valuable collections<br />

of docum<strong>en</strong>ts. Mexico’s<br />

Committee was invited to pres<strong>en</strong>t<br />

their activities in the workshop<br />

offered during the International<br />

Committee’s meeting in Pretoria.<br />

Finally, she pres<strong>en</strong>ted the video<br />

on Colonial Music of the Americas,<br />

prepared by Aurelio Tello. She<br />

explained the new proposal by<br />

Mexico for the Regional Register<br />

and remarked on the suggestion<br />

to make recomm<strong>en</strong>dations on preserving<br />

digital heritage.<br />

f. Berarda Salabarría:<br />

She reported on the two meetings<br />

held by the National Committee of<br />

Cuba and future proposals for the<br />

National, Regional and International<br />

Registers, including the regional<br />

value of the film, “The Virgin of<br />

Charity”. She also m<strong>en</strong>tioned the<br />

docum<strong>en</strong>tary wealth about and by<br />

Ernesto “Che” Guevara, being discussed<br />

for submission to the International<br />

Committee. She discussed<br />

other projects on docum<strong>en</strong>tary<br />

conservation and preparing docum<strong>en</strong>tation<br />

to create a UNESCO<br />

Chair for Archivist’s information<br />

and professional upgrading, as<br />

well as holding a December 2007<br />

National Refresher Workshop,<br />

both ideas designed by the National<br />

Memory of the World Committee.<br />

Regarding the Dominican<br />

Republic’s National Committee,<br />

she reported on its rec<strong>en</strong>t creation,<br />

membership, and collections that<br />

may be proposed for the National<br />

Register. No information is available<br />

for Haiti or Aruba.<br />

g. Elizabeth Watson:<br />

Santa Lucia created their own<br />

National Committee as a result<br />

of their participation as observers<br />

of the Caribbean Secretary-<br />

G<strong>en</strong>erals at the 2006 Regional<br />

Committee meeting in Barbados.<br />

They will soon hold a workshop<br />

with local participants regarding<br />

the nomination procedure. She<br />

reported on pot<strong>en</strong>tial collection<br />

nominations from the Englishspeaking<br />

Caribbean.<br />

h. Margot Thomas:<br />

She reported details on the formation<br />

of Santa Lucia’s National<br />

Committee, as an outgrowth of the<br />

2006 Regional Committee meeting<br />

in Barbados.<br />

i. Gail Saunders:<br />

While Bahamas has no National<br />

Committee, a group of archivists<br />

do feel that they have two collections<br />

of regional significance, one<br />

of which is in the process of nomination<br />

How to submit<br />

proposals for<br />

National and<br />

Regional Registers<br />

Isidro Fernández-Aballí summarized<br />

the main norms governing<br />

this process and reviewed<br />

agreem<strong>en</strong>ts made in the previous<br />

meeting. He also pres<strong>en</strong>ted several<br />

proposals for the meeting to<br />

discuss: participation in rating<br />

nominations, advisory assistance<br />

to applicants, wording and design<br />

of the Register certificate, and the<br />

next invitation for the Regional<br />

Register, among others. Lourdes<br />

Blanco reported that she brought<br />

with her the Register book made<br />

with acid-free paper to keep the<br />

Regional Register.<br />

Elizabeth Watson proposed for the<br />

Regional Committee to set up a<br />

Register Sub-Committee to suggest<br />

the corresponding actions.<br />

Lourdes Blanco proposed a change<br />

in the Committee’s acronym, to<br />

more clearly id<strong>en</strong>tify it. Hereafter,<br />

it will be known as MOW LAC, including<br />

on the Website and in all<br />

docum<strong>en</strong>ts g<strong>en</strong>erated.<br />

Pres<strong>en</strong>tation, analysis and discussion<br />

of four nominations for the<br />

Regional Register:<br />

“Docum<strong>en</strong>tation and Research<br />

C<strong>en</strong>ter of the Ashk<strong>en</strong>azí community<br />

of Mexico”, an important,<br />

valuable collection, linked to Eastern<br />

Europe, Russia and other Jewish<br />

communities, was judged to<br />

qualify for the Regional Register.<br />

The Collection was approved for<br />

the Regional Memory of the World<br />

Register for Latin America and the<br />

Caribbean, on a provisional basis<br />

while some requested clarifications<br />

are made, in the next three<br />

months. It is also recomm<strong>en</strong>ded<br />

for nomination to the International<br />

Memory of the World Register.<br />

“Límite” by Mario Peixoto, submitted<br />

by the Cinemateca of Brazil.<br />

The movie’s background music<br />

was chos<strong>en</strong> by the author – this<br />

should be specified. It is also important<br />

to stress the film’s originality,<br />

auth<strong>en</strong>ticity, and music<br />

(composer, works, date of composition,<br />

date of original recording,<br />

and position of each musical score<br />

in the script – complete technical<br />

data) and that the sound track has<br />

be<strong>en</strong> added to the film. More data<br />

on the film-maker should also be<br />

added. The film, “Límite”, from<br />

Brazil’s Cinemateca, was approved<br />

for the Regional Register, provisionally,<br />

p<strong>en</strong>ding clarification in

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