Spain: Translators Associations in the country of Cervantes and Picasso

Spain is one of the three countries that form the Iberian Peninsula (the other two are Portugal and the UK, through Gibraltar). This constitutional monarchy comprises 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities. There are over 46 million people living in Spain. The country has five recognised languages: Spanish, Galician, Catalan / Valencian, Occitan and Basque.

One of the most important translation associations in the country is ACEtt, the Spanish Literary Translators Association. Another Spanish translators association is the one that concerns audiovisual translators, ATRAE. There is also the translation association concerning conference interpreters, AICE and ASETRAD, a translators association for translators, proofreaders and interpreters.

Lexis estimates there are at least six regional translators associations in Spain:

2 Translators Associations in Catalonia

1 Translators Association in Aragon

1 Translators Association in Galicia

1 Translators Association in the Valencian Community

1 Translators Association in the Basque Country

If you wish to stay informed on all translators associations from other parts of the world, here's a hint. Lexis' information is divided in seven regions:

Africa's translators associations | North America's translators associations | Latin America's translators associations | Asia Pacific's translators associations | Eurasia's translators associations | Global translators associations

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