Publication of Thomas Piketty’s "El capital en el siglo XXI". FCE has now available for sale a thousand different e-books and the iOS and Android app "Archivo abierto: ochenta años del FCE" is released. The Guillermo Tovar de Teresa bookstore opens in Mexico City and the José Emilio Pacheco bookstore is inaugurated in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, inside the Centro Cultural Universitario Balún Canán. The Ricardo Pozas bookstore in Querétaro closes its doors to be replaced in 2016 by a new store named after Hugo Gutiérrez Vega, result of a partnership between FCE and the State’s Universidad Autónoma.  2015 The tenth branch, the Centro Cultural Carlos Fuentes in Quito, Ecuador, is inaugurated, after twenty years without any new foreign subsidiaries. In February, in collaboration with the Government of the State of Michoacán and the Municipal Government of Apatzingán, a new bookstore opens within the Centro Cultural of Apatzingán.  2018 Paco Ignacio Taibo II is appointed CEO. FCE's backlist encompasses more than ten thousand titles, among which five thousand remain available (i.e., reprinted or in stock). Its catalogue is organized in over 100 collections, among which are:   A la Orilla del Viento (At the Edge of the Wind) focuses on short stories for children, grouped not by age but by reading abilities: “For children learning to read”, “For children beginning to read”, “For children who read well”, and “For great readers.” This collection has published titles such as ’s "La peor señora del mundo;" Anne Fine's "El diario de un gato asesino;" Juan Villoro’s "Las golosinas secretas;" and M. B. Brozon's "Alguien en la ventana." Through its subseries Los Especiales a la Orilla del Viento, FCE publishes picture books in which text and image blend in a powerful unity, both for babies and adults. Other titles are "Jumanji" by Chris van Allsburg; "El juego de las formas" by Anthony Browne; Ian Falconer’s "Olivia"; and Isol’s "Recetario de sueños".