AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublishing & Screen Adaptations: Iberseries & Platino Industria’s new pitch initiative is lining up Spanish, Mexico, and Argentina literary titles for TV and streaming, including Xavier Bosch’s cross-border affair novel Alguien como tú—a reminder that LatAm publishing is increasingly built for audiovisual life. Venezuela Media & Dialogue: Venezuela’s government says it has wrapped a second round of talks with 2015 former lawmakers, agreeing to keep expanding the lifting of administrative measures against news portals and electronic media, while also signaling a review of the radio spectrum framework. Venezuela Politics: María Corina Machado says a path out of Venezuela’s crisis could come “in the coming weeks,” pushing for electoral participation that includes Venezuelans abroad. Literary Culture: Nigerian American author Tomi Adeyemi talks about her new novel The Siren and why she chose an author portrait cover—plus the ongoing global conversation around authorship, ownership, and adaptation. Book Industry Watch: France’s Goncourt prize removed a Haitian-Canadian author’s novel from its longlist after AI and plagiarism accusations, reigniting the debate over originality in publishing.
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