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Nicaragua Hosts 11th Central American Book Fair
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Nicaragua Hosts 11th Central American Book Fair
Cuban and Venezuelan specialists are actively participating at the 11th Central American Book Fair underway in Managua, the capital of Nicaragua, from September 17 to 22.

The Fair is presenting the first titles published by the Cultural Fund of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA), a regional integration project promoted by Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua.

Some 42 publishing houses from Central America, Mexico, Colombia, Spain and Peru are also participating in this major cultural event that will hold its closing ceremony on Monday at the National Palace of Culture in Managua.

Press releases by the Bolivarian News Agency and the La Jornada Mexican newspaper have highlighted the importance of the Fair for the international projection of Latin America's editorial production.

Nicaragua also aims to promote its authors and the habit of reading amongst its people.

The 11th Central American Book Fair includes the launching of prize-winning literary works and lectures on the current literary panorama in the region.
 
 


 

 

 

 
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