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Latin America Comes to Portugal at EXIB Musica Ibero-American Showcase
- Bolivia / The Musical World of Ernesto Cavour, Bolivia’s Charango Maestro
- Brazil / Colombia / Diaspora / Peru / Prezident Markon’s Singles Round-Up (Lucas Santtana, Joe Bataan, João Selva, Bio Ritmo, Alea, Xaman X and more)
- Colombia / Diaspora / Akolá Tambó: Trailblazers of Bullerengue in London
- Colombia / In Hindsight: An Honest Review of Festival Cordillera (Part II)
- Diaspora / Latin Jazz Ensemble Colectiva Challenge Notions of ‘Feminity’ In Exhilarating New Video
- Brazil / Introducing Henrique Rocha, Injecting New Life Into One of Brazil’s Eldest and Most Iconic Genres
Film
- Bolivia / ‘Nature Will Always Come Back To Life’: Bolivian Director Alejandro Loayza Grisi Talks Climate Change And His Award-Winning Film ’Utama’
- Costa Rica / ‘People Are Sometimes Afraid Of Their Own Desires And This Can Be Confusing.’: Nathalie Álvarez Mesén On Her Film ‘Clara Sola’
- Colombia / REVIEW ‘Los Reyes Del Mundo’: An Epic Tale of Modern Colombia
- Mexico / Argentina / REVIEW ‘Robe of Gems’: Arresting Debut Looks at Three Interconnected Women Amidst Mexico’s Drug-Trafficking Arena
- Argentina / REVIEW ‘Argentina, 1985’: a Thrilling Retelling of Argentina’s Historic Post-dictatorship Trial
- Chile / REVIEW ‘1976’: A Poignant Tale of an Alienated Woman During Chile’s Oppressive Military Regime
Arts & Books

‘Some of the Greatest Footballers and Journalists Talk as Though Pelé Never Existed’: Andrew Downie on the World Cup that Transformed Football
- Cuba / ‘The Tribe’ by Carlos Manuel Álvarez: A Cuban Autofiction
- Mexico / ‘Mexican Geniuses: The Immersive Experience’ includes 300 Paintings by Frida and Diego, but is it real art?
- Chile / The Complexity At Remembering Chile’s Dictatorship at the Heart of Nona Fernandez’s ‘Space Invaders’
- Colombia / ‘The River Called Me Back’: An Interview with Carolina Caycedo, the Colombian Artist Defending the Rights of Nature
- Argentina / “Clothes are amazing and they connect you with people.”: In conversation with Clara Pinto, the Argentine designer creating experimental textiles
- Brazil / Creating Ethical Clothing For All Body Types: A Conversation With Brazilian Fashion Designer Joao Maraschin
Social & Environmental
- Brazil / Building Self-Sufficient Communities in Rio’s Favelas
- Brazil / Colombia / Guatemala / Mexico / Mining: The Fightback Against Companies Exploiting the Pandemic
- Venezuela / Venezuela: gold mining fuels malaria epidemic
- Colombia / Colombia: ‘I Resist, Therefore I Exist’ Exhibition at Bogotá’s Centre for Memory, Peace & Reconciliation
- Guatemala / Guatemala: water defenders’ 10-year resistance
- Ecuador / Ecuador: Intag Stands Up To Mining
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‘Women Resisting Violence’ Podcast Gives Voice to Projects Offering Hope In Fight Against Gender-Based Violence
- Diaspora / La Linea, London’s Premier Latin Music Festival, Returns After Two Year Absence
- Colombia / ICYMI, globalfestNYC & NPR Music Collab Knocks It Out Of The Park
- Brazil / Indigenous Groups Accuse Brazil’s Bolsonaro of Genocide, Call on the ICC to Investigate
- Guyana / Oil Production or Carbon Neutrality? Why Not Both, Guyana Says
- Guatemala / ‘So Many Have Gone’: Storms and Drought Drive Guatemalans to the US Border
- Argentina / New Book ‘On the Track of Dirty Gold’ Follows Stories of Environmental Resistance.