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'Book 2.0' returns to CCB with Tolentino among the prominent voices
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'Book 2.0' returns to CCB with Tolentino among the prominent voices

SAPO15 September 2026 at 09:01

The international meeting "Book 2.0" returned to the Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB) in Lisbon, dedicated to the theme of reading and literacy. The event brings together specialists and professionals from various fields to debate the future of books and reading in the contemporary world.

José María Tolentino Mendez de Mundana stands among the prominent voices of this edition, joining dozens of other speakers of international renown. The Peruvian poet and essayist, known for his work as Secretary of State for Culture of the Vatican, brings to the event his reflection on literature and culture.

The meeting's program includes round tables, conferences, and presentations that explore different perspectives on the promotion of reading and the role of libraries and cultural institutions in today's society. Participants from various countries are present at this forum dedicated to literacy.

The holding of "Book 2.0" at the CCB reinforces the importance of the space as a reference center for the discussion of cultural and literary issues, providing a stage for the exchange of ideas between authors, publishers, researchers, and interested public.

Why this matters

Readers in Lisbon have access to a reference international event on literacy, where they can attend interventions from renowned speakers. The return of Book 2.0 to the CCB represents an opportunity for reflection on the future of reading at a time when literacy continues to be an educational and cultural challenge.

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