Heritage
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Ecuador’s “Quito Holy Week”: A Cultural and Spiritual Nexus
Quito's Holy Week, a vibrant manifestation of faith and culture, attracts thousands to Ecuador's capital, showcasing a rich tapestry of…
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Preserving Peru’s Heritage from Seismic Challenge
In Peru, 65% of national heritage buildings teeter on the precipice of destruction due to seismic threats. The Peruvian government's…
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Peru Unveils 3,000-Year-Old Ceremonial Temple as A Beacon of Ancient Rituals
In Apurímac, Peru, archaeologists have discovered a white-plastered enclosure in a 3,000-year-old ceremonial temple, offering new insights into the region's…
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Reviving Venezuela’s Cultural Heritage Amid a Flood of Foreign Icons
In Caracas, the arrival of international characters and artworks sparks debate, urging a shift towards celebrating Venezuela's rich cultural heritage…
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Mexico Opens New Museum at Chichén Itzá, Showcasing Maya Civilization
Mexico has opened a new museum at the Chichén Itzá archaeological site, showcasing 1,000 pre-Columbian objects and offering a new…
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Colombia’s Aquarela Building to be Demolished to Protect San Felipe de Barajas Castle
The Colombian city of Cartagena is set to demolish the Aquarela building, a controversial high-rise constructed near the San Felipe…
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Beyond Tacos and Empanadas: Unveiling the Rich Culinary Mosaic of Latin America
Latin America's culinary landscape is a vibrant tapestry woven from the region's diverse cultures, ingredients, and traditions. Moving beyond tacos…
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UNESCO Honors Latin America’s Heritage by Adding Two Mexican Bibliographic Collections to ‘Memory of the World’ Program
UNESCO's recent recognition of essential historical collections in Mexico as part of its Memory of the World program underscores a…
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Guardians of the Earth: Indigenous Voices Leading Conservation Efforts Across Latin America
Across Latin America, indigenous communities are rising as formidable guardians of the environment. Through their struggles and achievements, they blend…
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Mexico’s 180 New Textbooks in 20 Indigenous Languages Boosts Cultural Pride
In a landmark move to preserve linguistic diversity, Mexico has unveiled 180 textbooks translated into 20 indigenous languages, marking a…
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