A conversation with Guillermo Londoño
January 3, 2022
Guillermo Londoño, has devoted his entire life to film and theater life. He speaks with us and lets us know
Tag: Venezuela
Giving birth while fleeing
December 3, 2021
Today, one out of every 10 births in Colombia is to Venezuelan mothers. A reality that has put pressure on
Angels against violence
November 3, 2020
When talking about sexual violence, many might recognize that it is an existing and ever growing problem in places all
The Break (El Recreo)
June 3, 2020
When a person migrates, new needs appear that they may never have imagined. For migrants who are parents there is
Dudamel makes Berlin talk
June 3, 2019
He is and has been the most important face of Venezuela’s chamber music. His internationalization was inevitable when he began
Xenophobia amongst brother countries
June 3, 2017
Reviewing the “Analysis of the Letter from Jamaica: 1815-2015. Two hundred years of thought and Bolivarian legacy” from Francis Sánchez,
