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In this paper, we describe our recent advances on a novel approach to Part-Of-Speech tagging based on neural networks. Multilayer perceptrons are used following corpus-based learning from contextual, lexical and morphological information. The Penn Treebank corpus has been used for the training and evaluation of the tagging system. The results show that the connectionist approach is feasible and comparable with other approaches.