Issue May 29-Jun 04 2024: The Colombian writer Piedad Bonnett expressed her gratitude after having been awarded the 23rd Reina Sofia Prize for Ibero-American Poetry, the most prestigious prize for Spanish and Portuguese poetry.

Issue May 29-Jun 04 2024: Gustavo Donoso, the poet and cartoonist of “Margarita,” will be deeply missed by the Chilean community. El Mostrador of Santiago reported that the Society of Chilean Writers (SECH) in particular expressed their regret at his departure, lamenting the loss of what they called a “creative hero.” Donoso’s comic, “Margarita,” was often

Issue May 22-28 2024: House of the Spirits author Isabel Allende is publishing her first children’s book, Perla, la súper perrita, the first of a three-book series.

Issue May 22-28 2024: Four Afro-Colombian women and a trans man share, through art, their stories of forced pregnancies and parenthood caused by armed actors in the context of Colombia’s armed conflict and sexual violence.

Issue May 22-28 2024: Jupitter Pimentel, who identifies as a “boyceta,” has responded after being mocked by federal Deputy Nikolas Ferreira on social media.

Issue May 15-21 2024: The Peruvian Ministry of Culture will, for the first time, participate in the Peruvian Exhibition of Decoration, Design, and Landscaping—CASACOR Peru –through a special edition of the Ruraq Maki Sale Exhibition of crafts and traditional art, with a total of 41 groups of artisans and traditional artists from all over the

Issue May 15-21 2024: “Poetry is experience.”

Issue May 15-21 2024: International Museum Day was celebrated in various museums across Paraguay last weekend. This event is declared by the International Council of Museums (ICOM) and is commemorated every year on May 18.

Issue May 08-14 2024: Following a rough patch at Cannes two years ago, Brazilian cinema has returned to prominence at the festival in its latest edition, with the film “Motel Destino” directed by Karim Aïnouz and nominated for the Palme d’Or grand prize.

Issue May 08-14 2024: Doctors Without Borders (DWB) wants to give people a closer look at the reality of the humanitarian crisis in which their volunteers work.