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The Great Passage cruise will retrace the slave trade route from Brazil to Angola, promoting education about the consequences of slavery. Helena Monteiro da Costa, whose father was enslaved, participates …
Great Passage Cruise to Illuminate the Legacy of the Transatlantic Slave Trade Read More
The Great Passage cruise will navigate the transatlantic route once taken by enslaved Africans, reversing the journey to educate about the legacy of the slave trade. Helena Monteiro da Costa, …
Navigating Heritage: The Great Passage Cruise from Brazil to Angola Read More
Cyclone Chido has claimed at least 45 lives in Mozambique, causing severe destruction. Local authorities are working on emergency response and evacuations to safeguard affected populations. The cyclone highlights Mozambique’s …
Cyclone Chido Claims 45 Lives in Mozambique as Recovery Efforts Commence Read More
Aguilar Castillo Love enhances its labor and employment services in Asunción by hiring a former partner from Ferrere, indicating a strategic growth objective in the legal market of Paraguay. Aguilar …
Aguilar Castillo Love Expands Labor Law Expertise with New Hire from Ferrere Read More
President Lula da Silva has been discharged from hospital after successful surgery to treat a brain bleed due to a fall. The 79-year-old president expressed gratitude while reassuring the public …
Brazil’s President Lula Da Silva Recovering Well After Brain Surgery Read More
An Argentine Gendarmería Nacional non-commissioned officer has been reported missing in Venezuela, believed to have been abducted by authorities after entering the country to visit his family. The Argentine government …
Argentine Gendarmería Officer Missing in Venezuela Amid Abduction Claims Read More
Experience the essence of Gabriel García Márquez’s literary world by visiting his birthplace, Aracataca, Colombia. This journey highlights the inspiration behind his acclaimed novel, ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’, and …
Explore Colombia Through the Lens of Gabriel García Márquez’s Legacy Read More
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been moved from intensive care following surgery for a head hemorrhage, remaining hospitalized but in better health, with regular monitoring in place. …
Brazilian President Lula Moves from Intensive Care to Semi-Intensive Care Read More
Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will have another surgery for a brain bleed at Sirio-Libanes Hospital. The procedure, known as middle meningeal artery embolization, is intended to stop …
Brazilian President Lula to Undergo Surgery for Brain Bleed Read More
Professor Sergio Chavez, an influential anthropologist and archaeologist, has dedicated decades to researching and preserving ancient cultures in the Lake Titicaca Basin of Bolivia. His commitment to community involvement and …
Professor Sergio Chavez: An Archaeologist’s Impact from Peru to Bolivia Read More