Professors and experts in archeological submarine expeditions from the National University of Colombia have submitted a request to Colombia’s Attorney General’s Office to preserve the shipwrecked remains of the San José Galleon for its research potential.

“Protest, reflection, color and wixárika art” — that of the indigenous people living in west-central Mexico – come together in Wirikuta, an exhibition at the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA) in the nation’s capital.

Two Miami filmmakers, passionate about Cuba’s rich past, are bringing to life the story of Cuban-American mobster-turned-hero José Miguel Battle.

The central and municipal government of Managua made plans to transform the Mirador Tiscapa and the Huellas de Acahualinca museum into tourist attractions and new sources of national income.

Even though El Salvador has an abundance of pre-Hispanic historical sites, a lack of support from the government and society has resulted in inadequate protection and exploration of these sites.

“In Uruguay, the centralization in Montevideo is still a problem.”

In the words of notable writer Héctor Abad Faciolince, La historia mínima by Jorge Orlando Melo is “the book we needed” not just for its literary style but also for the rich Colombian history lesson it offers.

The Páez Vilaró family undertook the challenge of digitizing and retrieving thousands of photographs taken by artist and collector Carlos Páez Vilaró.

The city of Buenos Aires is considering selling two historical buildings – Bolívar 1, the former city government headquarters and la Casa de la Cultura, the former building of La Prensa – in the center of the city.

Nicaraguan poet Rubén Darío is being celebrated soon after the 150th anniversary of his birth.