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Catalan Book Week in Barcelona

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The 44th edition of the Catalan Book Week (Setmana del Llibre en Català) launched in Barcelona, spanning 9,000 square meters Barcelona at Passeig de Lluís Companys. The event was organized Companys, running through September 27. Organized under the slogan ‘Molt per veure, molt per llegir’ (Much to see, much to read) and aimed to serve read), the event serves as a vital major showcase for the Catalan-language publishing sector. As the event progressed, it reached a The scale of 282 publishing houses representing Catalonia, the Valencian Country, the Balearic Islands, Northern Catalonia, fair has expanded to include 332 exhibitors and Andorra. The festival featured over 350 activities and more than 200 authors, covering diverse topics ranging from social issues to cultural celebrations. Attendance surpassed 100,000 visitors. A notable component included activities. During the opening, writer Biel Mesquida delivered an inaugural speech characterizing the Catalan book as a ‘tool for national salvation’ and a ‘vaccine against annihilation,’ highlighting literature’s role in defending Catalan culture and language against perceived threats. Andorra continues its significant participation of Andorra, which presented with a dedicated stand showcasing approximately 240 titles through from Andorran and Pyrenean authors and publishers. The Andorran delegation comprises the Government, the Association of Andorran Publishers, and the Association of Pyrenean Books. Parallel literary discussions, such as Pau Vidal’s presentation of ‘Sortir a dedicated session titled ‘Matí d’Andorra’. guanyar’ at Ramon Llull University, have also emphasized the importance of linguistic combat and the civic responsibility to support the Catalan language.

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