Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities 
Results by Autonomous City and Community
Participation in cultural activities by sex, Autonomous City and Community.
Units: Percentage of persons

;Yes;No;
Total;
    BOTH SEXES;66.78;33.22;
    MALE;66.48;33.52;
    FEMALE;67.09;32.91;
Andalucía;
    BOTH SEXES;53.45;46.55;
    MALE;52.45;47.55;
    FEMALE;54.47;45.53;
Aragón;
    BOTH SEXES;72.91;27.09;
    MALE;69.75;30.25;
    FEMALE;76.20;23.80;
Asturias, Principado de;
    BOTH SEXES;67.53;32.47;
    MALE;67.18;32.82;
    FEMALE;67.87;32.13;
Balears, Illes;
    BOTH SEXES;66.48;33.52;
    MALE;65.31;34.69;
    FEMALE;67.69;32.31;
Canarias;
    BOTH SEXES;69.42;30.58;
    MALE;67.99;32.01;
    FEMALE;70.87;29.13;
Cantabria;
    BOTH SEXES;69.16;30.84;
    MALE;67.72;32.28;
    FEMALE;70.61;29.39;
Castilla;
    BOTH SEXES;72.45;27.55;
    MALE;72.12;27.88;
    FEMALE;72.82;27.18;
Castilla - La Mancha;
    BOTH SEXES;53.74;46.26;
    MALE;54.18;45.82;
    FEMALE;53.27;46.73;
Cataluña;
    BOTH SEXES;68.18;31.82;
    MALE;67.64;32.36;
    FEMALE;68.72;31.28;
Comunitat Valenciana;
    BOTH SEXES;72.25;27.75;
    MALE;74.18;25.82;
    FEMALE;70.26;29.74;
Extremadura;
    BOTH SEXES;65.67;34.33;
    MALE;63.09;36.91;
    FEMALE;68.37;31.63;
Galicia;
    BOTH SEXES;61.05;38.95;
    MALE;60.97;39.03;
    FEMALE;61.12;38.88;
Madrid, Comunidad de;
    BOTH SEXES;75.41;24.59;
    MALE;76.60;23.40;
    FEMALE;74.26;25.74;
Murcia, Región de;
    BOTH SEXES;78.05;21.95;
    MALE;79.36;20.64;
    FEMALE;76.66;23.34;
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de;
    BOTH SEXES;65.94;34.06;
    MALE;61.93;38.07;
    FEMALE;70.08;29.92;
País Vasco;
    BOTH SEXES;73.77;26.23;
    MALE;71.48;28.52;
    FEMALE;76.04;23.96;
Rioja, La;
    BOTH SEXES;76.89;23.11;
    MALE;75.64;24.36;
    FEMALE;78.16;21.84;
Ceuta;
    BOTH SEXES;48.33;51.67;
    MALE;51.86;48.14;
    FEMALE;44.12;55.88;
Melilla;
    BOTH SEXES;54.24;45.76;
    MALE;56.10;43.90;
    FEMALE;52.60;47.40;
Notes:
Data referring to 12 months before the date of the survey.

 '.' must be understood as data that cannot be given as it might be affected by sampling errors.
Source: National Statistics Institute