Public speeches are formal addresses or presentations delivered to an audience with the intention of conveying information, persuading, or inspiring. They typically occur in various contexts, such as political rallies, conferences, ceremonial events, or educational settings. The effectiveness of a public speech often relies on the speaker’s ability to engage the audience, utilize rhetorical techniques, and articulate their message clearly. Public speaking involves not only the content of the speech but also the speaker’s delivery, including body language, voice modulation, and audience interaction. The goal of public speeches can vary, from informing the public about specific issues to motivating people to take action or to commemorate significant occasions.
María Luisa Gutiérrez dedicated her film's success to heroes fighting for democracy. Her film, *La Infiltrada*, highlights the experiences of a police officer within the ETA terrorist group. The acceptance…