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The Spanish Law on Copyright establishes that the Intellectual Property of a literary, artistic or scientific work corresponds to its author due to the sole fact that he created it. Besides Intellectual Property rights are independent and cumulative to other types of rights as those of Industrial Property.
The Intellectual Property Registry is unique for whole Spain and depends on the Ministry of Culture.
The following items can be the subject of copyright:
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-Written literary works, lectures, speeches, sermons or other oral works.
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-General theatrical works, choreography and other works for theatrical performances
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-Audio-visual and cinematographic works. |
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-Sculptures, paintings, drawings, gravures, lithographs and other artistic works |
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-Architectural works |
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-Computer programs |
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-Architectural plans, towns planning, landscape gardening |
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-Photographic works |
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-Illustrations, maps, plans and other work which relate to geography, geology, topography, architecture and other branches of science compilations of works in the event that such compilation results from an inventive work and do not result in an infringement of the rights of authors of the constituent parts |
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-Translations, adaptations, arrangements and other paraphrases or original works (derivative works)
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