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Cultural and literary events in Spain, Chile, and Argentina

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Cultural and literary activities continue across Spain, Chile, and Argentina. In late September, Spain hosted various book presentations, debates, and theatrical performances, including discussions on literary identity and gender inequality. Chile also featured contemporary dance performances. By early October, the focus expanded to include major international festivals and high-profile book releases. Argentina hosted the 18th International Literature Festival (FILBA) in Buenos Aires, featuring international guests. The publishing sector saw significant activity with new works from Nobel laureate Han Kang and historian Timothy Garton Ash. In mid-October, literary activity in Argentina expanded to include several regional book fairs. The Rosario International Book Fair is scheduled for October 8 to 18 at the Centro Cultural Roberto Fontanarrosa, featuring over 350 activities such as workshops and debates, with participation from UNR Editora. The fair includes specialized spaces for children's literature and a dedicated area for local Rosario publishers, with attendees able to access the event for free via a personal QR code. Simultaneously, the 22nd Río Cuarto Book Fair is underway, involving the Chilean Embassy and cultural contributions from Villa María. Additionally, a Book Market is set for October 11 at the Munilla, offering book sales, exchanges, and theatrical interventions. As of early October 2026, regional programming in Argentina includes the Oberá en Cortos film festival and the final stages of FIL Chaco 2026. In Spain, the Periplo International Travel and Adventure Literature Festival is set for October 19 to 25 in Puerto de la Cruz, while the Octubre Corto festival in Arnedo will celebrate the centenary of screenwriter Rafael Azcona. Further Spanish cultural activities include new manga releases from Milky Way Ediciones and poetry programs at the Museo Etnográfico de Talavera.

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