Social sciences, including history, book in every edition of the International Book Fair in Ciego de Avila a space for dialogue in the historical archive ´Brigadier José Ambrosio Gómez Cardoso´ in the capital city.
For this occasion lectures and interactive tables related to Algeria, a country invited to the fair, are offered in this scientific and cultural center; Fidel Castro, unity and the Cuban Revolution in its 60th anniversary.
Among the books presented, which contents are a source of knowledge to support history lessons, are Diary of Che in Bolivia, Venezuela and the Cuban Revolution, Che’s economic thought and a hundred questions about the history of Cuba.
In the portals of the institution it can also be acquired Fidel and Malcom X Memoirs of a meeting, literature text that highlights the welcome of the black Muslim leader to the Cuban President and the delegation of the island attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York, in September 1960.
There are similarly sold at reasonable prices that do not exceed 20 pesos in national currency, books ´The Caribbean and international relations´, ´La Trocha inside´, ´Notebooks of avilanian history´ and ´The last eight days of the president´ (referring to Carlos Manuel de Céspedes).
Since March 13 and until next 17 people in Ciego de Avila host the XXVIII edition of the International Book Fair, which is dedicated to Eduardo Heras León.
The event also reaches the towns of Jicotea, Ceballos, Vivero, Lugones, The Airport and Vicente, and the university campuses in the province.
Letters lovers access more than 70 thousand copies of a thousand titles, of which 400 are novelties of the event in the territory, said Masiel Mateos Trujillo, specialist of the Provincial Book Center.
Among those invited to the event are writers Reynaldo González, National Literature Prize; Jorge Luis Peña, Calendar Award; María Elena Llanas, National Publishing Award; Rafael de Águila, director of the Center for Literary Creation Onelio Jorge Cardoso; Roberto Viña, Virgilio Piñeira Award; and Elizabeth Motenaro, children and youth writer, poet and storyteller.
