Foreign Affairs

The Spanish Phalanx and Latin America

FROM its inception the Spanish Phalanx has frankly been a Fascist group. Its founder was José Antonio Primo de Rivera, a handsome and reckless young lawyer who could never forget that his father had ...
Publishers Weekly

Spanish Audio Surges in U.S. and Latin America

At the inaugural Audio Day Parix meeting in Madrid in late February, Audiobook Publishers Association executive director Michele Cobb told attendees that Spanish-language audiobooks in the U.S. are on ...
The Daily Northwestern

Scholars talk languages, cultures of Indigenous Latin America at workshop

Students and faculty assembled in Kresge Hall for a Workshop in Latin American Indigenous Studies, hosted by the Colonial ...
The Economist

The culture of Latin America will continue its global rise

Soundtracks, screens and bookshelves will feature a Latin American flavour in 2026. The region’s cultural industries, once thought peripheral, have become central to global entertainment. From Puerto ...
Saint Louis University

Latin American Studies

Historical, cultural, economic and political relations between the Americas have made Latin American studies an important field of inquiry for numerous disciplines. The number of Hispanic people in ...