AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoChildren’s Literacy Push (Paraguay): The Juan de Salazar Spanish Cultural Centre and Paraguay’s National Library will launch “Paper Wings (Alas de Papel),” a free Spanish-language reading club for kids 8–12 in Asunción, running eight Saturdays from Aug. 8 to Nov. 28 with books from Paraguay, Spain, Mexico, and Argentina plus creative activities and a reading journal. New Latin American Reading Buzz (Global/Publishing): Netflix’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude” returns with the final eight episodes, ending the Buendía saga and reigniting debate about how (and whether) Márquez’s novel can be adapted. Book Spotlight (Publishing/Books): Robinne Lee’s new novel “Crash Into Me” (St. Martin’s Press) follows a middle-aged woman into a high-gloss, power-laced romance, with Lee framing it as the book she “always wanted to write.” Tourism + Culture (Aruba): Aruba’s tourism authority highlights culinary and hospitality promotions across North America, reinforcing the island’s push to sell experiences beyond beaches.
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