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On a cold and foggy night, the Parliament of Uruguay held a commemorative session on Monday to mark the 50th anniversary of the civic-military dictatorship that took place in the country from 1973 to 1985.
A must for readers of literature, Cabrera Infante’s books are a fantastic distillation of a unique and impassioned—quite Cuban—consciousness.
Paris, May 30 (Prensa Latina) Unforgettable, exceptional man and universal Cuban, this is how Havana historian Eusebio Leal (1942-2020) was defined today by participants in a UNESCO tribute to his life and work.
In your search for the best books to recommend for anyone travelling to Latin America, Peachy Essay has made the conscious decision to focus on books that have underwent the test of time and are regarded as classics or have been praised by historical intellectuals, cultural critics or wanderlust travellers as accurately representing the ideals... <a class="view-article" href="https://soundsandcolours.com/subjects/travel/a-list-of-must-read-books-for-anyone-travelling-to-latin-america-64722/">Read Article</a>
Casa de S.M. el Rey King Felipe VI of Spain has praised his father, King Juan Carlos, in a speech marking the 40th anniversary of the attempted coup which saw army officers hold politicians hostage in parliament. Juan Carlos is widely credited with ensuring the coup attempt failed. As the officers took control of parliament on February 23rd 1981, Juan Carlos spoke on television, denouncing the move. It came to an end hours later. At a short ceremony, held at the same building four decades on, Spain’s current monarch spoke of his predecessor’s famous intervention. King Felipe said his fa...