From the famous photography of Robert Doisneau and the paintings of Klimt, Picasso, and Magritte to the sculpture of Rodin, this gallery of works goes beyond any pandemic.

The Fazendinha Pacheco Fernandes, in Vila Planalto, lives again after years forgotten.

For many, the memory of the infamous Bogotazo on April 9, 1948, is riddled with scenes of the massive riots following the assassination of presidential candidate Jorge Eliécer Gaitán.

The President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, best known as AMLO, announced that his government is implementing changes in the content of school textbooks for the upcoming school year.

Maria Thereza Vargas, Cacilda’s friend, said that the actress’ leadership would be still relevant today, as Brazil faces difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Paco Urondo Cultural Center in Argentina presents the exhibition “Small Adversities about Vulgar Errors” by Ester Nazarian starting September 13, 2021.

A reviewer speaks of a new book of interviews with poet Blanca Varela who recalls that she once introduced herself, making word play of her name, as “My name is Blanca (White), but when I write, I’m dark.”

Venezuelan actress Isabella Santiago discusses the new RCN telenovela, “Lala’s Spa,” that centers around Lala’s transition and her romantic endeavors as a transgender woman.

The history of the most important Afro-Peruvian ballet cultural association was published by Anthropologist Luis F. Paredes in his book “Perú Negro: Bailando Muchas Memorias” (Dancing Many Memories).

President Luis Abinader of the Dominican Republic signed an agreement with Vin Diesel and Blue Mango Studios for the construction of several movie studios in the Dominican Republic.