Overview
- Organizers relocated the 30th Feria Internacional del Libro de Lima to the Centro de Exposiciones Jockey for a planned four-year run and opened a larger, multi‑disciplinary program for visitors.
- A curated Ecuadorian film cycle opened on July 26 and runs through August 6 with nightly screenings at the Auditorio Martín Adán to explore memory, indigenous rights, justice and national identity.
- The cycle includes five feature films — La leyenda de Tayos, Érase una vez en Quito, Helena de Sarayaku, Guañuna and Chuzalongo — selected and promoted by Ecuador’s Ministry of Education, the ICCA and the Biblioteca Nacional Eugenio Espejo.
- To address access concerns from the venue change, FIL Lima and local partners operate free Paraderos FIL Lima shuttles from Jockey Plaza and Parque de la Amistad every 15 minutes for ticketholders.
- The fair presents more than 600 activities across books, concerts, children’s events and film, a mix that organizers hope will broaden audiences but has prompted public debate over accessibility and guest selection at the new site.