This Thursday the edition was officially announced 47 of the Buenos Aires International Book Fair through an event that brought together nearly 300 people at the National Library.

The announcement was attended by the Ministers of Culture of the Nation and the City of Buenos Aires, Tristan Bauer and Enrique Avogadro, respectively; the ministerial secretary of the Metropolitan Region of Santiago de Chile, Alexandra Jimenez; the president of the El Libro Foundation, Ariel Border, the general director of the Institution, Ezequiel Martinez; the Chilean Ambassador, Barbara Figueroa; the President of the National Commission of Popular Libraries, María del Carmen Bianchi and the Director of the National Library Juan Sasturain; among many other personalities from the world of culture, as well as diplomats, editors, writers and journalists.

On the other hand, The day also had the presence of Valparaíso Lyric Project, group that performed "I come to offer my heart" and "Thanks to life".

The edition 47 of the traditional meeting that takes place in the fairgrounds of La Rural will take place on Thursday 27 April to the 15 next may, while the Professional Days will start on Tuesday 25. Another announcement was that the writer and academic Martín Kohan will be in charge of giving the inaugural speech at the next Fair..

Tristan Bauer, who, in addition to highlighting the importance of the return of the Book Fair, focused on the relationship between the Fair and CONABIP and the work of its President, Maria del Carmen Bianchi, and the Book Program %.

Alexandra Jimenez, Ministerial Secretary of the Metropolitan Region of Santiago in the Ministry of Cultures, the Arts and Heritage, highlighted the importance of participating in the Buenos Aires Fair within the framework of such an important date for Chilean democracy.

The Minister of Culture of the City Government, Enrique Avogadro, highlighted the ongoing collaborative work with Fundación El Libro in the three editions of FELBA (Fair of Publishers and Bookstores of Buenos Aires) and in the positioning of the Cultural Pass.

By last, the President of the El Libro Foundation, Ariel Border, He highlighted the outstanding figures of the 46th Fair and told the exhibitors about the structural novelties that the next edition will have. On the occasion of Santiago Guest City, the 50 years of the coup in Chile and the 40 years of democratic recovery in Argentina, Granica unhesitatingly condemned the intolerance and hatred that divides and threatens our democracy.