Queen Letizia Inaugurates Madrid Book Fair - Spain

Queen Letizia Inaugurates Madrid Book Fair - Spain

Queen Letizia during the inauguration of the 83rd edition of the Madrid Book Fair, at the Retiro Park, on May 31, 2024, in Madrid, Spain. The Book Fair is held annually to promote books, reading and the activities of companies, entities and institutions involved in the publishing, distribution or sale of books to the public. The 83rd edition of the Madrid Book Fair is held under the slogan 'Sport illuminates the Fair', which evokes the idea of physical activity exercised as a game or competition, and whose practice is an inspiration for literary creation. Photo by Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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