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The Great Passage cruise will retrace the journey of enslaved Africans from Angola to Brazil, focusing on education and historical accountability. Helena Monteiro da Costa, whose father was enslaved, plans …
Transformative Cruise Retraces Dark Legacy of Slave Trade from Angola to Brazil Read More
The Great Passage cruise is set to retrace the transatlantic slave trade route from Brazil to Angola, aiming to educate participants about this dark chapter in history. The initiative, which …
Great Passage Cruise: Retracing the Transatlantic Slave Route for Education and Healing Read More
Cyclone Chido has killed at least 45 people in Mozambique, causing severe flooding and infrastructure damage. Rescue efforts are currently underway, with the government declaring a state of emergency and …
Cyclone Chido Claims At Least 45 Lives in Mozambique Read More
Aguilar Castillo Love has enhanced its labor law services in Asunción by hiring a former partner from the prominent local firm Ferrere, showcasing its commitment to improving client service in …
Aguilar Castillo Love Enhances Labor Law Expertise with New Hire in Paraguay Read More
Brazil’s President Lula has been discharged from the hospital following brain bleed surgery caused by a fall in October. At a press conference, he expressed gratitude and commitment to return …
Brazil’s Lula Successfully Recovers from Brain Bleed Surgery Read More
An Argentine Gendarmería officer, First Corporal Nahuel Agustín Gallo, has reportedly been abducted in Venezuela after crossing from Colombia for a family visit. The Argentine government condemned his detention, asserting …
Argentine Gendarmería Officer Missing in Venezuela After Alleged Abduction Read More
This article highlights a journey through Colombia, specifically Aracataca, to explore the life and influence of author Gabriel García Márquez. His novel, “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” is a cornerstone …
Exploring Colombia: Gabriel García Márquez’s Literary Landscape Read More
President Lula has left intensive care but remains hospitalized, indicating progress after brain surgery for a hemorrhage. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been moved from intensive care …
Brazilian President Lula Transitions from Intensive Care to Hospital Recovery Read More
Brazilian President Lula will undergo a new surgery to address brain bleeding. This minimally invasive procedure, known as middle meningeal artery embolization, aims to stop the persistent bleeding and follows …
President Lula to Undergo Additional Surgery for Brain Bleeding Read More
Professor Sergio Chavez, an emeritus of Anthropology at Central Michigan University, has significantly impacted archaeology through community engagement and education in Bolivia. After relocating from Peru due to political turmoil, …
Professor Sergio Chavez: A Legacy of Archaeology and Community Engagement Read More