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He challenges his day at the MiCultura Pavilion at the Book Fair

He challenges his day at the MiCultura Pavilion at the Book Fair

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Antonio Sánchez, from La Chorro and the tenth grader at the Romanian Institute and from Chifree, Miracles Murga both with visual disabilities read the book "The Daza of Our Neighbors" designed with Braille writing with as their audience to students at the Santa María Academy of Colón.

Students and children at the Ministry of Culture's pavilion at the Book Fair at the time of their reading were asked to close their eyes and with their fingers to write this system so that they could evaluate the capacity of people with visual disabilities while reading these texts at Braille.

Also, students from the different schools at the MiCultura pavilion were able to appreciate the work of with puppet characters who performed "The Book Is The Best" where and gives a message about the importance of reading and give more time to books than electronic equipment.

In the morning, MiCultura also advanced the approach of national authors with the public and with the participation of national writers Susana Frías, Ayleen Brown, Andrés Villa, Carlos Mazuera and Lilibeth Mendoza and Marilú OSorio who introduced a web (www.beebok.com) to support writers in the production of their works.