Archaeologists in northern Peru found a temple that was used by fishermen who set out to sea to hunt sharks over 3,000 years ago, according to the daily El Comercio.
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In Ecuador the old adage that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” hits a high note.
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The Eclectic Arts Festival (FEA) names and describes an annual event that lasts 15 days, from July 16 until the end of the month, and that for the third year in a row showcases an urban and diverse side of Salvadoran artistic production.
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Spain has returned a veritable archeological “museum” of artifacts representing Colombian cultures from 1400 B.C.
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The annual tango festival will showcase 24 international artists, and more than 180 Colombians.
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What do Shakespeare or Picasso have to do with management skills? Academics apply their expertise in cultural resources to increase the capacity of leaders to become better leaders.
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The author recounts the dizzying journey Matías, a writer who uses words to get revenge, becomes lost in a self-destructive spiral and returns to Mexico after the death of his father. “Human beings cling to identity.”
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Mesa Soto won the Palme d’Or.
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The poet opened the Primer Encuentro Internacional de Poesía held at the XV Feria del Libro de Santa Cruz. Other invited poets were Roberto Resendiz, Lucas Viriato, René Figueroa, and Carlos Aldazábal.
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“In the cinema of today there isn’t much space for silence.”
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