Roberto Ángel Salcedo Highlights Increase in Book Sales and Announces a More Extensive FILSD 2027
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Santo Domingo, Oct 5 (Latin Press) The International Book Fair of Santo Domingo closed with sales of more than 97 million pesos (about 1.54 million dollars) and an attendance of 714,322 visitors, reported today the Ministry of Culture. The post More than 714 thousand people visited the Book Fair of Santo Domingo first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The International Book Fair Santo Domingo 2026 closed with an increase in book sales and public attendance.The statement was made by the Minister of Culture, Roberto Ángel Salcedo.During the closing ceremony of the 29th edition of the fair, Salcedo reported that, until noon this Sunday, book sales for RD$97.4 million had been recorded, compared to the RD$75 million achieved during the 2025 edition. “Books are being purchased in the Dominican Rep…
Book Fair 2026 Closes with RD$97.4 Million in Sales and 714,322 Visitors, Said Roberto Ángel Salcedo
The XXVIII International Santo Domingo Book Fair (FILSD 2026) concluded this Sunday with preliminary sales of books exceeding 97.4 million pesos and an attendance of 714,322 visitors, said the Minister of Culture, Roberto Angel Salcedo, during the closing event. The balance was offered in the Carlos Piantini room of [...]
Roberto Ángel Salcedo said that the 28th edition of the event recorded a significant increase in the public influx compared to last year. The Minister of Culture, Roberto Ángel Salcedo, said that the 28th International Book Fair Santo Domingo experienced a significant growth in attendance and was profiled to reach historical figures. Upon his arrival at the closing event, the official expressed his satisfaction with the results obtained during t…
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