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Percentage of the population that took at least one training course related with culture in the last year
In the last year, some 5.9% of the population took a complementary training course linked to culture. Participation in this type of training rises with education level to reach 9.7% in the case of university education level. Participation also varies by gender, being higher among women (7.6%) than among men (4.1%)
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