He is Spanish, he was born and lived all his life in Brussels, but he claims the identity of a European citizen. Now, he has moved to a student flat in London, where he is studying at one of the best universities in the world . Noelia Ceballos […]
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Boa Nova Festival: a celebration of Brazilian music
2026 marks the arrival of a new music event bringing the heart of Brazil to the UK that will take place on Friday, 22 May, at Leyton Jubilee Park in East London, and will feature artists Mari Froes and João Gomes, among others. Pablo Muñoz Boa Nova Festival […]
When Amerindians spoke Latin in Mexico
An intriguing and eye-catching subtitle – “When Amerindians Spoke Latin in sixteenth-century Mexico” – captures the appeal of a book that for its author, Serge Gruzinski, turns the alphabetic writing of the Spanish and Portuguese languages into the ‘real conquistadors that stormed the New World’. Sean Sheehan The […]
Washington seeks to provoke an internal collapse in Cuba
Cuban authorities warn that recent sanctions and restrictions are deepening the impact of the blockade on the island’s economy and daily life. Washington seeks to provoke an internal collapse by affecting basic services, income, and economic relations with the outside world. The United States has a deliberate strategy to […]
Miles walked to help Colombian children
Children Change Colombia (CCC), the largest UK-based charity working exclusively for this Latin American country, is holding its annual Thames Walk on 16 May to raise funds and awareness for its cause. Pablo Muñoz The event aims to raise £7,000 through ticket donations and participants can choose between […]
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