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Celebrating the Richness of Brazilian Cuisine

Vote for Your Favorite Traditional Brazilian Dishes! Brazilian cuisine is not just food; it celebrates…

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Unveiling the Gig Economy: Thrills and Challenges for Workers and Employers

The global business environment is transforming significantly due to technological changes, competition, and customer demand.…

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Brazil’s June Festivals: A Celebration of Culture and Tradition

In Brazil, the months of June and July burst with vibrant colors and flavors as the country celebrates one of its most beloved traditions: the June festivals.

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Colombia’s Ban on Bullfighting: A Shift in Cultural Tradition and Ethical Priorities

After more than seven years and many failed attempts, in an unprecedented event, the plenary session of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Colombia approved a historic law that bans bullfighting in the country.

Discover Colombian Flavors at La Perseverancia Square in Bogotá

La Perseverancia Square in Bogotá, Colombia, is one of the city’s premier gastronomic-tourist attractions where you can indulge in the diverse flavors of Colombian cuisine.

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The Era of Brazilian Parathletes: Achievements Beyond Physical Limitations

These audacious and resolute Brazilian athletes aspire not merely to be admired for transcending physical constraints but to be acknowledged as women relentlessly pursuing their dreams.

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Doll Stories in the Interior

The story of how a simple hobby with dolls turned into a magical exhibition of dolls in an interior with antique furniture.

Exhibition and sale of books from Colombian, Latin American and international publishers.

FILBO 2024: The Bogotá International Book Fair

Literature, culture, art, and the entire commercial dynamic around books is what converges at FILBO, the Bogotá…

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The Two Fatimas: Social Activism & Education in Morocco

Fatima al-Fihri & Fatima Mernissi lived in different times but their activism improved the lives of women & marginalized groups in Morocco

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The Lion of Judah: Haile Selassie I

Haile Selassie I was born Lij Tafari Makonnen in 1892 in Harar, Ethiopia, to a nobleman, Sahle Selassie, who was an adviser in the emperor’s court.

Latin America’s Journey From Neglect to Sound Finances

Latin America was founded in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries when Christopher Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci made journeys of revelation to the new world.

The Mayans: Where Are They Today?

The Mayans have managed to preserve their traditional way of life amid challenges and change over the centuries.

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How Communities Celebrate New Year’s Day

New Year’s Day is a famous public holiday that is celebrated globally. It is usually observed on January 1, although many festivities begin on December 31.