Eberto Novelo Maldonado, an expert from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, expressed his concern regarding the deterioration of Mayan ruins in Chiapas.

While most well-known for revolutionizing children’s literature, Argentine author María Elena Walsh (1930-2011) also used her writing skills to bravely challenge the dictatorship and Menemism in the articles she wrote for the newspaper Clarín. 

The Teatro Colón in Bogotá, Colombia, celebrates its 130th anniversary this year.

Uruguayan author Leonor Courtoisie has published a “dark, depressive, obsessive” novel about Montevidean society that will have the reader finishing the book in a single sitting.

Isabel Allende, born in Lima in 1942, is the daughter of a Chilean diplomat and the author of 30 books, translated into over 40 languages.

The Compañía Nacional de Teatro of Mexico recognized its 50th anniversary this year after its 1972 founding by Mexican playwright Héctor Azar.

Liana Cisneros is not letting the pandemic stop her from connecting with others and sharing the music she loves.

Thirty years after Argentine sculptor Jorge Michel’s death, his grandson created a documentary honoring his grandfather’s life and work.

Creative Cluster Development (CCD) is the new face for a new generation of art museum.

Jorge Eliécer Pardo’s novel, La última tarde del caudillo, is a work of historical fiction that presents readers with two simultaneous stories.