Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: The Museo Larreta in Buenos Aires has opened Caaporá: Cuerpos pintados y travesías americanas, an exhibition that revives a century-old collaboration between writer Ricardo Güiraldes and artist Alfredo González Garaño.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: The intimate documentary “Mon Laferte, te amo,” which explores the artist’s life today, has been nominated for the 2025 Latin Grammys.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: The Antique Book Fair is taking place on the ground floor of Palacio Libertad in Buenos Aires from October 29th to November 2nd. This year’s fair is centered on the theme of literature written by Argentinian women from the 19th century onward.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: Héctor Noguera, one of Chile’s most celebrated actors, passed away at 88. His memoir, written by his son Damián, reflects on a lifetime dedicated to acting, from the first Chilean telenovelas to decades of theater work, as well as his experiences living through the dictatorship.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: The universe of Quito-born Paula Barragán is made of contrasts: the natural and the artificial, the intimate and the collective; the ephemeral and the eternal.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: “The Fondo de Cultura Económica (FCE) has had an anti-sexist attitude; anyone who doesn’t understand that is just being biased.” So opined Paco Ignacio Taibo II.

Issue Oct 15-21 2025: Mexican historiographer Jesús Vargas Valdés discusses his new book, Armando la Utopía: Gaytán, el guerrillero del mar.

Issue Oct 15-21 2025: Jackie Rodríguez Stratta, an Uruguayan journalist and film critic, died on October 21st because of a heart condition.

Issue Oct 15-21 2025: The Bay of Portobelo, located on the Atlantic coast of Panama 50 kilometers to the northeast of the city of Colón, has long been associated in historical imagination with fleets of ships carrying gold, extracted from Peru and taken north to the key port located there, before setting sail to make

Issue Oct 15-21 2025: Paulo Antonio Paranaguá’s work brings together images that reveal conflicts and identities little known outside their countries.