Issue Aug 01-07 2024: Guatemalan film director Jayro Bustamante is currently promoting Rita, a film that depicts a powerful story inspired by a real-life event and combines mystical fantasy, magical realism, and horror with themes of childhood and innocence.

Issue Jul 01-31 2024: These are times when economic decisions dictate our destiny, and it is common to hear the opinions of experts in the field suggesting in which direction we should be heading to become a better country.

Issue Jul 01-31 2024: Set in a fictional Patagonian town covered in volcanic ash and narrated by the analytical Commissioner Conrado Nebra, the new detective novel by Pablo De Santis, La cabalgata de las Valquirias (The Cavalcade of the Valkyries), surprises with its effectiveness.

Issue Jul 01-31 2024: Uruguayan graffiti emerged in the late 1980s as a response to the country’s oppressive dictatorship, with early artists using it to express political dissent and a desire for freedom.

Issue Jul 01-31 2024: Artist Ramiro Llona’s latest exhibition, “El buen lugar,” has made a place for itself at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo in Lima.

Issue Jul 01-31 2024: Tlapitzalli: Ritos y Sonidos del México Antiguo is an exhibition within Rome’s Scuderie del Quirinale museum that will exhibit 163 pieces of pre-Hispanic musical instruments from July 30 to September 14.

Issue Jun 19-30 2024: Bartolomé Mitre, a multifaceted Argentine national hero, was honored on June 26th in a heartfelt ceremony at Recoleta Cemetery to commemorate the 203rd anniversary of his birth.

Issue Jun 19-30 2024: An open letter signed by Chilean musicians of various different styles and generations has once again requested that the government of Chile consider Valentín Trujillo for the country’s National Music Award.

Issue Jun 19-30 2024: Six UNESCO World Heritage sites in Peru have been deeply affected by human activities between 2020 and 2024.

Issue Jun 12-18 2024: In a landmark decision, UNESCO, through the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS INTL.), has acknowledged Panama’s achievement of two out of three criteria required for the inclusion of the Trans-Isthmian Colonial Route of Panama (RCTP) as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.