Guadalajara, Mexico, indigenous women’s calls to end violence and recognize traditional medicine highlight a Latin American-wide movement towards asserting indigenous rights and preserving ancestral cultures, resonating deeply across the continent.
READ MOREChilean filmmaker Maite Alberdi’s ‘La Memoria Infinita’ competes for an Oscar, highlighting her trailblazing journey and marking a significant moment for Latin American cinema, with themes resonating across the region’s historical and emotional landscape.
READ MORECecilia Puga, a renowned Chilean architect, advocates for a construction model that heals buildings, ecosystems, and communities, integrating social issues and climate crisis solutions into her global projects, including museum leadership roles.
READ MORECecilia Saiz, a Uruguayan chemist, was honored with the ‘For Women in Science’ award by L’Oréal and UNESCO for her innovative work in crop parasite elimination, spotlighting the critical role of women in scientific breakthroughs and environmental conservation.
READ MOREA traveling exhibition, “Women Leading Science,” at the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador, highlights the pivotal role of Ecuadorian women in science, showcasing their work and achievements to inspire future generations.
READ MOREChilean filmmaker Maite Alberdi seeks Goya success with ‘The Infinite Memory’ after two previous nominations fell short. This intensely personal documentary, exploring themes of love, memory, and the impact of Alzheimer’s, showcases Alberdi’s unique storytelling approach. As the Oscars loom, she remains hopeful yet cautious, reflecting on the unpredictable nature of awards and the stiff competition.
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