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The writer and actor will be the author of the opening speech, which will take place on Monday 22 April, at 6 p.m., at the Gabriel García Márquez Library.

According to the latest Observatory of Cultural Data of the Institut de Cultura de Barcelona.

The journalist and scriptwriter specialised in books will be responsible for designing the literary and artistic proposal that will be presented in Guadalajara.

Among the objects in the exhibition are manuscripts, letters, photographs, film fragments and sound recordings.

Six poets from Australia and Asia-Pacific will take part in the event.

Events, residencies, fairs, awards, congresses and programmes are geolocated there.

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