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Bad weather postpones opening of <em>stands</em> of the Porto Book Fair

The Porto Book Fair postponed the opening of its stands on Wednesday and moved outdoor events inside the library due to rain. It is already the second consecutive day that bad weather has affected the event, preventing the normal operation of the outdoor fair.

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