The 22nd International Book Fair in Sancti Spiritus, central Cuba, goes on amidst an austere yet diverse cultural program. Over 39 000 books have been so far sold in this book event dedicated to honor the 160th birthday anniversary of Jose Marti, historian Pedro Pablo Rodriguez, National Literature Prize winner Daniel Chavarria, and the Republic of Angola.»
Cuban writer Julio M. Llanes was granted the Sendero de luz Award in the context of the 22nd International Book Fair that takes place in this territory until next March 3rd.»
Sancti Spiritus Serafin Sanchez Park became again the literary epicenter of the Cuban central province, as the 22nd International Book Fair was inaugurated this morning while it is expected to run in the main cities of the western region until March 3.»
The day of love and friendship marks again the meeting point between literature and audience on the island, as part of the 22th International Book Fair, Cuba 2013.»
The Casa de las Americas Publishing Fund will present more than twenty titles at the 23rd Cuba 2013 International Book Fair, which begins in the Fortress of San Carlos de La Cabaña, Havana, on February 14.»
Cuban pop group Buena Fe will perform on February 22 in the U.S. city of Miami, to promote the new album, Dial, director and lead singer Israel Rojas said in this capital today.»
Cuban Prima Ballerina Assoluta Alicia Alonso and Uruguayan intellectual Eduardo Galeano received the 2012 Alba Arts and Literature Award today in this capital, during the closing ceremony of the Third International Conference for World Equilibrium.»
Luminaria Publishing House, from the central Cuban territory of Sancti Spiritus, will present 20 new titles in the upcoming International Book Fair. The book event will be held in this province from the end of February to the beginning of March.»
Until next April 3rd, 2013, Sancti Spiritus’s Ediciones Luminaria Publishing House will receive comic strips made by Cuban artists.»
There should be more such awards to promote our culture, ideas, literature, and artistic and cultural identity, said Argentinean political scientist Atilio Boron after the announcement of the 2012 ALBA Literature and Arts Award.»
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