Other best sellers included Pathfinder’s Spanish editions of The First and Second Declarations of Havana, The Communist Manifesto, The Working Class and the Transformation of Learning, and Is Socialist Revolution in the U.S. Possible?
 
More than 80,000 people attended the Fair. They browsed the displays and purchased books and other publications from over 200 exhibitors, who came from 14 different countries. More than 400 forums and other cultural events were also featured. The fair was dedicated this year to Bolivia, as the honored country, and José Luis Briceño Guerrero, the honored Venezuelan writer. It also paid tribute to Haydée Santamaría and the 50th anniversary of the Cuban publishing house Casa de las Américas. Santamaría was a leader of the Cuban Revolution and founder of Casa de las Américas.

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