Venezuela and Cuba, Fraternal Peoples at the Havana Book Fair - News Press
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Venezuela exhibits more than 150 titles of public, private and independent publishing houses at the 34th International Book Fair in Havana (FILH). The country’s representation brings together works by The Dog and the Frog, Monte Ávila Latin American Editors and Ayacucho Library, attached to the Ministry of People’s Power for Culture (MPPC). The Venezuelan delegation is headed by the Vice Minister of Development for Cultural Economy and coordinat…
The prevailing ideology “since the beginning” On January 5th of this year, just two days after the US carried out unprovoked international aggression against Venezuela, one of Trump’s top advisers, Stephen Miller, declared “the iron laws that have governed the world since the beginning”. “In the real world”, he said, “only” violence and threats “rule”. The media and intellectuals may speak in “international niceties”, as he put it, but in the “r…
Havana, Aug 12 (Prensa Latina) The Cuban book fair is fundamental for us; we have the opportunity to talk with our peers and fellow editors, to know how the news works here, emphasized today the representative of the stand of Venezuela, Elis Labrador. The post Venezuela and Cuba, fraternal peoples at the Havana Book Fair first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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