Daring Music for the Silenced Voices of Latin America
“Atrévete, te, te, salte del closet!” This 2006 radio hit…
From the Incan Empire to UCLA: Preserving Quechua
Quechua, or Kichwa, a language that seemed to be on the path to oblivion, is now emerging among UCLA students.
Corporate Funded Video Voices Mexican People’s Political Disaffection
Now in Mexico, the insurance company Grupo Nacional Provincial (GNP) took the initiative of empowering Mexican citizens to demand change through a short video.
Bringing Central American culture to life through film
UCLA holds its first Reel Politik Film Festival
Looking Back to a New Peru
I remember those days when I thought my life as an eight year old was normal. It only took to look back a few years later to see I was living inside a bubble of terrorism in Peru.
World Cup Burdens Brazilians
While hosting the World Cup is a very exciting thing for Brazilians, not all of them are pleased with the constructions
Narco Refugees
Drug wars in Mexico cause Mexican middle class migration
Bolivia set to pass the Law of Mother Earth
This law will grant nature equal rights to human beings.
US-Mexico Relations
During a recent press conference, President Obama and Calderon discuss several issues. The least of which was immigration reform.