The outcome of Nosside 2007, the only Global Poetry Prize, is extraordinary. It represents an acceleration of the constant growth of the Prize, which is part of the UNESCO World Poetry Directory. For the first time in its 23 years of history, poets from all the 5 continents representing 32 countries have participated at the contest: 12 from Europe, 14 from America, 4 from Africa, 1 from Asia (Israel) e 1 from Oceania (Australia). It is a considerable and vast improvement compared with 24 Countries and 4 continents in 2006, and 13 Countries of 3 continents in 2005 and with 8 of 2 continents in 2004.
    The languages were 22 (19 in 2006, 15 in 2005 and 10 in 2004). On the 4th place, after the Italian, Spanish and Portuguese (that registered a growth from 6,25 in 2006 to 10,47%) there are the languages of original and minority peoples as well as the dialects (that have grown from 5,56 in 2006 to 6,98%). Among them - including the idioms of different Italian regions, ladino friuliano , sardo, napoletano , calabrese, siciliano and reggino – there are languages of the original peoples of Latin America (mapudungun of the Mapuche people from Chile – kari’ña from Amazzonia) and from Africa (tschiluba of Congo and ronga of Mozambico). They are followed by Albanian, French, German and other languages (Arab, Hebrew, Finland, English, Serbian and Rumanian).
    In a such articulated background the International Jury has shown great composure ; the President Giuseppe Amoroso (Italy), the members Mayerín Bello Valdéz (Cuba), Giuseppe Cardello (Italy), Ana Lourdes de Hériz (Spain), Clotilde Grisolia (Italy), Svetlana Kalezic (Montenegro), Rosamaria Malafarina (Italy), Angelo Rizzi (France) and Antonio Rossi (Italy); the secretaries Vincenzina Laganà (Italy) and Mariela Johnson Salfrán (Cuba).
    The Overall Winner David Lecona Rodríguez is the first Mexican and the second American stepped on the highest podium of Nosside. He was preceded by Rosa Silverio from Dominican Republic (Overall Winner in 2005).
    The 4 Winners (elected by the Jury in the group of 5 candidates among that the Prize Presidency nominated the Overall Winner) include poets from Latin America and Europe: Lurdiana Costa Araujo from Brazil and Morela del Valle Maneyro Poyo from Venezuela (whose poetries are written in Kari’ña, a language of a people in Amazonia); and the Italians Domenico Luiso from Bari and Domenico Labate from Palermo that is the Winner of the Video Poetry directed by Gaetano Labate from Reggio Calabria.
    Among the 6 Special Mentioned (classified second) there are: three poetesses from Latin America (Rosalie Gallo from Brazil, Rayen Kvyeh from Chile – whose works are written in mapudungun, the language of Mapuche people - and Diorkys Osa Peralo from Cuba); two poets from Italy (Tiziana Gabrielli from Chieti and Paolo Farina (with musical poetry) from Milano) and the African Paco Sininho from Mozambique with a poetry in his original language ronga and in Portuguese. The 35 Mentioned are 24 Europeans, 9 Americans, 1 from Africa and 1 from Asia. Other 36 authors have been also pointed out by the Jury: 22 Europeans, 13 Americans and one poetess from Africa.