Editorial Planeta advanced the sale of Grandeza, a book by López Obrador

Guadalajara, Jal., Hundreds of people purchased yesterday Greatness, the expected and most recent title of the former president of Mexico Andrés Manuel López Obrador, launched this Thursday at the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL).

According to data from some people in charge of the Planeta module, publisher of the title, after a few hours a thousand copies had already been sold.

The Day He testified that in a few minutes one of the stacks of volumes had run out. By word of mouth, by telephone or messaging, the buyers at the FIL spread the word about the appearance of the text.

Some say that it could be a good Christmas gift or a great gift for their partners or family, who they know are “hueso colorado” followers of López Obrador.

The publisher had announced that Greatness It would reach bookstores today; However, it was put on sale – at 448 pesos – at this fair on Thursday, a day when it is traditionally dedicated to visits by children and young people.

In the central hallway, just past the Barcelona pavilion, is the Planeta site. The copies of the book were placed in view of passers-by, but also in two other locations on the large stand: on the news table and next to the cash register.

The image is recurring. The public turns to look at the front of Planeta and finds the photo of López Obrador in front of a huge Olmec head. They stop, many point to the books and seem to converse with themselves. There are others who enter expressly looking for the book and quickly take it and go to pay for it.

Sergio Guerrero Hernández from Guadalajara calls himself a consistent worker. He has read the politician’s books until Gracias, which even has autographed. He shared his interest in ancestral cultures, so this document “is going to be an important complement to the collection that I already have. I expected it.”

The businessman commented: “I was going to send some photos of the book to some friends and my brothers to tell them that we had to accompany the old man.” He recognizes that for the workers this would be a good Christmas gift.

Meanwhile, Raúl García Quirarte mentioned that this book has the intention of knowing or understanding “the history of our country, where the greatness of the pre-Hispanic roots, of deep Mexico, comes from.” He also carried a copy of Diary of a historical transition, of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.

He stated his confidence in the continuity of the two recent six-year terms, “which have left many benefits to the country, to culture, trains, health. It is being seen that the Fourth Transformation is doing good for the people.”

Carmen de Alba says that at Christmas she will give the book to her husband, who had told her that he was waiting to get the text, and someone else buys one for her father. Thus the afternoon continues, while it is common for there to be a person with this specimen in the checkout line.