Discover San Agustín, one of Colombia’s most enigmatic archaeological sites and ancient cultures known for its megalithic industry.
Isabel Flores de Oliva, a young woman born in Peru in 1586, was the first person from the Americas to be venerated as a saint.
A series of Supreme Court cases in the early 20th century determined Puerto Rico’s political fate as an unincorporated territory.
Countries in Latin America have grappled with the challenge of self-coups since independence, continuing into the 21st century.
An overview of why “America” is only associated with the United States and not the entire continent of the same name—and whether this needs to change.
The 1985 Armero tragedy caused by a volcanic eruption in Colombia was one of the country’s worst natural disasters, leaving behind important lessons to prevent future catastrophes.
Though various “new year” celebrations occurred within the Inca, Aztec, and Maya civilizations, their exact dates are challenging to determine.
Though often intertwined with modern Christian holidays, many Inca, Aztec, and Maya festivals are still celebrated today.
