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“I’m Still Here” poignantly depicts the unwavering strength of familial love in the context of Brazil’s turbulent history during military dictatorship. The narrative follows the Paiva family’s struggles after the …
The Enduring Strength of Familial Love: A Review of “I’m Still Here” Read More
Leandro Vieira is preparing for the Carnival parade to celebrate Candomblé, while Mother Fernanda mourns her vandalized temple, showing the contrast between celebration and the everyday hate faced by Afro-Brazilian …
Carnival Celebrations Shine Amidst Daily Struggles for Afro-Brazilian Faiths Read More
Brazilian cinema began in the late 19th century with the Segreto brothers, who pioneered the art form by filming Guanabara Bay. The first feature film, “O Crime dos Banhados,” directed …
The Evolution and Legacy of Brazilian Cinema Read More
Juan Chipoco, founder of CVI.CHE 105, received a Special Congressional Recognition from U.S. Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar for his contributions to Peruvian cuisine in the U.S. He was also awarded …
Juan Chipoco Honored with Congressional Recognition and ‘Marca Perú’ Distinction Read More
Chinguetti, a historical city in Mauritania, is threatened by advancing desertification, impacting its homes and unique cultural heritage. Climate change has intensified sandstorms, burying parts of the city, and prompting …
Chinguetti Faces Climate Change Threats Amid Desert Encroachment Read More
Colombia’s tourism fair, ANATO, opened amidst security concerns as President Gustavo Petro was absent from the ceremony. Despite this, there was strong attendance from industry leaders, with speeches emphasizing the …
Colombia’s Tourism Sector Faces Security Challenges Amid ANATO’s 44th Edition Read More
Italian Migrant Day was celebrated in Paraguay, marking the 150th anniversary of bilateral relations. The event included the unveiling of a statue honoring Italian immigrants and was attended by key …
Celebrating Italian Migrant Day in Paraguay: 150 Years of Relations Read More
Venezuela is set to celebrate the canonization of Jose Gregorio Hernandez, also known as the “Doctor of the Poor,” making him the first saint from the country. Though the official …
Venezuela Celebrates Jose Gregorio Hernandez as Its First Saint Read More
A 4.1-magnitude earthquake struck Andalusia, affecting nearly 200 towns and causing widespread fear among residents. Prompt emergency alerts were issued while local leaders reported strong tremors felt in the region. …
Andalusia Earthquake: British-Loved Region Experiences 4.1 Magnitude Tremor Read More
Gumucio has hired a senior associate from Ferrere (Bolivia) to lead its litigation and dispute resolution practice as a partner, demonstrating its intent to bolster its legal services. Gumucio, a …
Gumucio Appoints New Partner to Strengthen Dispute Resolution Practice Read More