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 En clave de sol
Alma Flor Ada
A triple murder takes place in the Cuba of the late 1950’s, changing forever the lives of six young individuals. Time and distance separate them now, yet all remains joined by a shared secret they have promised never to reveal. In this new saga the reader finds suspense, deep emotions and unexpected outcomes. |
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 Inés del alma mía
Isabel Allende
Doña Inés Suárez (1507-1580), a modest girl from Spain, flees to the New World to find her husband. After learning of his death, Inés determines to stay in Peru, where she falls in love with Pedro de Valdivia, field marshal of Francisco Pizarro.
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 El dulce veneno del escorpión
Bruna Surfistinha
Part memoir, part cautionary tale, part sex guide, Bruna brings to life the raw, desperate, and dangerous underbelly of the Brazilian sex trade and shares outrageous advice for the bedroom. |
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|  Inteligencia ejecutiva
Justin Menkes
Executive Intelligence provides a helpful analysis of the cognitive abilities which define strong leaders. This book is about the substance behind great leadership.
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Seminar on “Establishing Spanish publishing houses in the United States”
On Oct. 18-19, the cities of Barcelona and Madrid will host the seminar “Establishing Spanish Publishing Houses in the United States,” which will examine relevant issues to consider regarding working in this country. The seminar is being organized by the Spanish Association of Publishing Guilds (FGEE), and the Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade (ICEX). |
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Publishers say Madrid conference brought attention for need in policy changes
The final session of the 6th Ibero-American Publishers Conference in Madrid ended with the presentation of the DILVE book portal and the signing of a cooperation and transfer agreement for the service among the Spanish Association of Publishers Guilds (FGEE), the Ibero-American Publishers Group (GIE) and the Regional Center for the Promotion of Books in Latin America and the Caribbean (CERLALC). |
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English Next: why global English may mean the end of English as a foreign language
“English Next” was commissioned by the British Council and written by researcher David Graddol. The study says that Mandarin and Spanish are challenging English in some territories for educational resources and policy attention and that the dominance of English on the internet is declining. |
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Catalonia plans early start for Frankfurt exhibitions preceding 2007 book fair
Catalonia, the guest of honor at next year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, plans to begin offering its wide range of cultural and literary activities in the city in August 2007, two months before the official opening of the event. |
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| AMIGOS DEL ESPAÑOL |
 Paquito D´Rivera
Cuban exile musician, composer and writer.
Born in Havana on June 4, 1948, Paquito D´Rivera was a prodigy at the age of six thanks to the intuition and support of his musician father.
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 SALALMThe Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials (SALALM) primary missions are the control and dissemination of bibliographic information about Latin American publications and the development of library collections of Latin American.
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 Participation by U.S. librarians, book distributors in LIBER a success
The Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade (ICEX), the Trade Commission of Spain in Miami and the Spanish Association of Publishing Guilds (FGEE) organized a successful initiative whereby 42 U.S. public and academic librarians took part in the recently concluded LIBER international book fair in Madrid.
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| FEATURED LINK |  DILVE
DILVE is the technological platform for the management and distribution of the bibliographical and marketing information of Spanish books in print.
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| INTERVIEW LOUNGE |
 Antonio María Ávila
Executive Director of the Spanish Association of Publishers Guilds (FGEE)
Born in Seville in 1955, Antonio María Ávila has been the Executive Director of the Federación de Gremios de Editores de España (Spanish Association of Publishers Guilds) since 1997. Mr. Ávila was Secretary General of Foreign Trade between 1982 and 1987, and has a PhD. in Law and Economic Sciences.
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