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Chilean Women March Against Gender Violence0
In the heart of Santiago, Chile, hundreds of women took to the streets with a resounding chant: “Not one step back.” Their demand? More action against gender-based violence and a more significant commitment from society to eradicate this scourge.
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Javier Milei’s Enigmatic Sister and the Influential Women Behind Argentina’s New President0
In an astonishing political upset, right-wing populist Javier Milei emerged victorious in Argentina’s presidential runoff election with a historic 55.7% of the vote. As he celebrated his triumph, he attributed his success to an enigmatic figure known as “The boss” – his sister, Karina Milei. This behind-the-scenes powerhouse is just one of the remarkable women who will play pivotal roles in the administration of South America’s second-largest economy.
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Colombian Activist Asks the Government to Recognize ASIA Syndrome As a Disease0
Colombian actress and activist Angelly Moncayo urges the government to officially recognize ASIA Syndrome as a disease, advocating for specialized care for diseases related to breast implants.
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The 19th Edition of Mexico’s International Showcase of Women in Film and Television0
- WE DO, Entertainment
- November 2, 2023
Celebrating its 19th iteration from Wednesday to Sunday, November 5, the International Showcase of Women in Film and Television in Mexico highlights the growing influence and diversity of women in the industry, featuring 16 feature films and 22 shorts. Esteemed filmmaker Busi Cortés, renowned for her work “El secreto de Romelia,” will be honored with the prestigious “La Musa” award, embodying the event’s spirit of female empowerment and achievement in cinema.
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Elisa Miller’s Obsession with the Source Novel of ‘Hurricane Season’0
- WE DO, Entertainment
- October 26, 2023
Mexican filmmaker Elisa Miller delved into a world of obsession and artistic transformation as she adapted Fernanda Melchor’s novel, “Hurricane Season,” into a captivating film. Set to premiere at the Morelia International Film Festival, “Hurricane Season” explores a gritty reality that transcends borders, portraying a haunting love, violence, and human diversity narrative.
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A Netflix Movie Chronicles the Journey of a Swimmer Who Fearlessly Confronted a Cuba to Miami Swim0
In the case of retired athlete Diana Nyad, sharks, jellyfish stings, tropical storms, navigation problems, and physical exhaustion were the obstacles that she encountered during her multiple tries in her early 60s to achieve the distinction of being the first individual to swim the 110-mile stretch from Cuba to Florida without the aid of a protective enclosure.
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Yulimar Rojas, Nominated For Best Athlete Of The Year: How Do You Vote?0
Venezuelan Yulimar Rojas, triple jump champion, was nominated for the Best Athlete of the Year award. How can you vote for your favorite athlete?
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Karol G In Medellín: Here Everything That Is Known About The “Mañana Será Bonito Fest”0
- Entertainment
- October 6, 2023
Karol G announced her Latin American tour and concert in her native Medellin on December 1 at the “Mañana Sera Bonito Fest.”
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“El Jefe”: Shakira Goes From Heartbreak to Labor Injustice0
- Entertainment
- September 22, 2023
“El Jefe” is Shakira’s new song. This moves away from the predominant theme of the Barranquillera’s latest hits, heartbreak, to sing about labor injustice.
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What Can Latin American Women’s Soccer Learn From Spanish Players?0
The Spanish players demand the restructuring of the women’s soccer organization chart, they demand in-depth and forceful changes in their federation. What can Latin American women’s soccer learn from this demand?
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