The Asheninka live in the departments of Pasco and Ucayali,…
01 May 2023, Culture May 2023
Lithium is an increasingly important resource for clean energy systems…
01 Apr 2023, News April 2023
Although the Asheninka, an indigenous ethnic group, who live in…
01 Apr 2023, Culture April 2023
The political instability that affected the country following the 1954…
01 Apr 2023, Dossier April 2023
A past full of violence and abuse. Drug trafficking, corruption,…
01 Apr 2023, Dossier April 2023
Among the many problems afflicting Guatemala, there is certainly also…
01 Apr 2023, Dossier April 2023
Today, Guatemala continues to deal with a highly precarious social…
01 Apr 2023, Dossier April 2023
The Anata festival - Anata in Aymara means game -…
01 Feb 2023, Culture February 2023
Drug trafficking, corruption, the danger of fraud in the next…
01 Feb 2023, Churches February 2023
The Comboni magazine ‘Esquila Misional’ celebrates 70 years of life.…
01 Feb 2023, Churches February 2023
It is a rite of gratitude of the native Andean…
01 Feb 2023, Culture February 2023
A Spanish Claretian, for 35 years a missionary in Latin…
01 Feb 2023, Churches February 2023
Every year thousands of people go to pay homage to…
01 Dec 2022, Churches December 2022
Mexican folk art is present in all aspects of community…
01 Dec 2022, Culture December 2022
In Bolivia, it is the Chuntunqui musical rhythm that leads…
01 Dec 2022, Churches December 2022
“It is not enough to say that the Church is…
01 Dec 2022, Churches December 2022
The Asheninka, are an indigenous ethnic group that lives in…
01 Oct 2022, Culture October 2022
The diocese of Ciudad Guzmán in the Mexican state of…
01 Oct 2022, Churches October 2022
The ancestral Andean Amazonian wisdom is transmitted through songs, mythological…
01 Sep 2022, Culture September 2022
Carajàs is considered the largest open cast iron mine in…
01 Sep 2022, Churches September 2022
From the diocese of Pando in the Bolivian Amazon region,…
01 Sep 2022, Churches September 2022
For thirty years, Yeyo wandered from plantation to plantation in…
01 Sep 2022, News September 2022
Death, kidnapping, extortion, and intimidation have become a daily reality…
01 Sep 2022, Churches September 2022
Designing the 'Common House'. Overall pastoral care. The Synod: 'Live…
01 Sep 2022, Churches September 2022
Suriname is a unitary Republic with executive power vested in…
01 Aug 2022, Dossier August 2022
It is the smallest country in South America with a…
01 Aug 2022, Dossier August 2022
In the Central Latin-American tradition, devotion is strong to Our…
01 Aug 2022, Churches August 2022
The period of Dutch colonization made the country one of…
01 Aug 2022, Dossier August 2022
Suriname is a country rich in natural resources in terms…
01 Aug 2022, Dossier August 2022
The ‘Good Living’ is an integral way of perceiving and…
01 Jul 2022, Churches July 2022
The Asheninka live in the central forest of the Ucayali…
01 Jul 2022, Culture July 2022
She never once bought an ice cream. She never had…
01 Jul 2022, News July 2022
The people of the rain, Ñuu Savi, in the Nahuati…
01 Jul 2022, Culture July 2022
Marriage is related to the continuation of the family and…
01 Jun 2022, Culture June 2022
The pilgrimages of the various Andean communities are a combination…
01 Jun 2022, Churches June 2022
By the word mijado this indigenous people, living in the…
01 May 2022, Culture May 2022
‘Labour Day’, is celebrated on the first of May along…
01 May 2022, Churches May 2022
The pilgrimage to the shrine of the Virgin of Socavon,…
01 May 2022, Culture May 2022
In Tumaco, Colombia, a decade ago, the Afro Youth Centre…
01 Apr 2022, Churches April 2022
Three years after the establishment of the Guardia Nacional, created…
01 Apr 2022, News April 2022
When we talk about the monarch butterfly, we touch on…
01 Apr 2022, Culture April 2022
Maloca means communal house, it represents the unity of the…
01 Mar 2022, Culture March 2022
He never existed, yet his faithful are many. Saint Simón…
01 Mar 2022, Culture March 2022
After the victory of the left in Honduras and Chile,…
01 Feb 2022, News February 2022
To be a people and to make theology with the…
01 Jan 2022, Churches January 2022
Andean Chakana is the symbol of the principle of relations…
01 Jan 2022, Culture January 2022
Water is sacred in Andean culture. It is both life…
01 Jan 2022, Churches January 2022
They toil in dark and poorly secured tunnels - always…
01 Dec 2021, Churches December 2021
Mexican people and other cultures have been a corn-based diet culture since ancient times. Mexican creativity has no limits on corn. Proof of this are the multiple ways in which this grain is integrated into…
The daily life of a Mexican priest, threatened with death and target of an organized smear campaign launched in response to his fight for justice and truth. Father Marcelo Pérez has refused police escort. It's…
After leading for twenty-six years the Apostolic Vicariate of Esmeraldas, on the north-western coast of Ecuador, Monsignor Eugenio Arellano offered his resignation having reached the age limit. His commitment to environmental protection and education will…
The Coronavirus pandemic has hit Brazil's indigenous people even harder than the rest of the population. To protect themselves, some peoples retreated deep into the rainforest. It's seven o'clock in the morning when the Capuchin…
The Ticuna indigenous ethnic group is one of the most numerous in the 'Amazonian Trapezium' which includes the triple border of Colombia, Peru and Brazil. The Pelazón ritual, which marks the transition from childhood to adulthood…
The mention of Jamaica immediately reminds us of reggae music and such figures as Bob Marley or Shaggy. This wonderful land, lost in the azure Caribbean has much more ancient musical roots that largely go…
The religious institutes have created a support network for the many migrants coming to the city in the hope of moving legally, or even illegally, to the United States. We visited the Migrants House. The…
Located between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, Trinidad and Tobago are part of the West Indies Archipelago, a group of islands between Florida and Venezuela and shared with the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf…
The textiles of the Andean Valley stand out not only for the technical complexity of the weaving process or for the beauty of their colours and figures, but also because their artistic symbolism reveals the…
The discoveries of large deposits of oil and gas between 1970 and 1990 brought about considerable growth in the economy of Trinidad and Tobago which is now the most flourishing in the Caribbean. Its GNP, in…
As well as the high crime rate and the phenomenon of migration from Venezuela, during the past thirty years, Trinidad and Tobago has verified the extraordinary growth of Islamic radicalisation. The phenomenon began to spread after…
Due to its varied history, Trinidad and Tobago represents one of the most multiracial countries in the Americas. The results of the 2011 census show the following ethnic composition: 35.4% of its inhabitants are of Indian…
She is a leading voice among Brazil’s Indigenous youth. Her message is simple: Indigenous people must be involved in decision-making processes relating to the measures…
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Once upon a time, there was a potter, honest and diligent, who made jars of excellent quality and many sizes. He was also a very religious…
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The official anthem of World Youth Day is entitled “There's a Rush in the Air!”. We talk about it with Father João Paulo Vaz, author of the…
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