CCEMiami (Centro Cultural Español de Miami) to host event to launch two new Spanish imprints.

This modernized edition, by publisher Destino, will release on June 2nd and will include a prologue by Literature Nobel Prize Winner Mario Vargas Llosa.

e-Libro announced it will offer free information literacy tools in Spanish and English starting with mini lessons in finding, using and evaluating information and citing sources.

“Invisible immigrants” a book by Luis Argeo and James D. Fernandez, features a photographic memoir about Spanish immigration into the U.S.

Cristina Cerrada (Spain), Vera Giaconi (Uruguay), Alberto Olmos (Spain), Edmundo Paz Soldan (Bolivia), and Samanta Schewblin (Argentina) are the five finalists of the IV edition of this prestigious literary award.

Benedictine’s Spanish major emphasizes cultural and communicative competence that enables graduates to use their Spanish in a professional environment. The program starts fall 2015.

Nielsen BookScan, part of the Nielsen Company (US) LLC, and America Reads Spanish (ARS), present the free weekly list of the Spanish bestseller titles in the US Market for week 11 of 2015 (week ending 3/15/2015).

With articles on intellectual property, six years of prison for Youkioske masterminds for giving illegal access to newspapers, magazines, and books content; and the state of books' piracy.

The Bee began on Tuesday, Feb. 24 with 56 participants and ended  March 13. The Bee was postponed after snow caused an early dismissal on the Feb. 24 start to the competition.

Each year, Library Journal selects 50 library professionals as Movers & Shakers in the field as representation of exemplary contributions to the libraries and the communities they serve. This year, out of over 300 nominations, Library Journal selected their superstars, six of which are Reforma's members.