Issue Mar 12-18 2025: Colombia’s Ministry of Culture, Recreation, and Sports has launched a new initiative involving short courses on cultural and creative digital industries as part of its “Converging People” program.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: A new photobiography titled Naná: do Recife para o mundo (Naná: from Recife to the world) has been released, celebrating the life and legacy of the renowned Brazilian percussionist Naná Vasconcelos.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: Actor Antonio Gasalla hid his true face behind his characters, making it difficult to remember him through his personal life.

Issue Mar 12-18 2025: Tatiana Huezo’s documentary follows Luzma, Monse, and Sarahí as they navigate education and house and farm chores in the remote Mexican pueblo of El Eco.

Issue Mar 05-11 2025: “Pedro Páramo,” Juan Rulfo’s acclaimed novel, celebrates its 70th anniversary this March.

Issue Mar 05-11 2025: In observance of International Women’s Day, a list of eight Peruvian writers, whose works have connected with their readers, has been published.

Issue Mar 05-11 2025: An exhibition housed in the University Museum of the Arts and Sciences showcases the importance of Juan O’Gorman’s contributions to Mexican architecture.

Issue Mar 05-11 2025: A new book by the director of Buenos Aires’ Contemporary Photography Center and professor of geography at the Universidad de la Plata, Ataúlfo Pérez Aznar, recreates the atmosphere of the iconic Argentinian spa of Punta Lara in 114 black-and-white photos taken between 1982 and the opening decade of the 21st century.

Issue Feb 26-Mar 04 2025: Brazilians celebrated like it was another football championship when Walter Salles’ Ainda Estou Aqui (“I’m Still Here”) won its Oscar.

Issue Feb 26-Mar 04 2025: “Long live democracy. Never again dictatorship!” were the powerful parting words of the speech that Brazilian film director Walter Salles had prepared for the Oscars, but unfortunately misplaced minutes before going up on stage.