The Government of Rodrigo Chaves aligns with the US president by declaring Hamas and Hezbollah terrorist groups, closing its embassy in Cuba, and accepting migrants deported by Washington
The president of Colombia meets at the Barcelona summit with a dozen progressive leaders, such as the Brazilian Lula and the Mexican Claudia Sheinbaum
The Swiss architect Peter Zumthor is the author of the David Geffen Galleries, which will house the museum’s permanent collection, the largest in the western United States
A good sausage and a good cheese can improve any day in Mexico City
The Mexican president’s lightning trip to the summit of progressive governments in Spain places Mexico back on the international forefront, seals peace with Spain, and sends a signal of firmness towards the United States
The Mexican goalkeeper, a magnet for brands, stars in a clothing line that revives his best designs from the 90s
The Chilean literary editor and journalist also publishes Huracán, a novel whose eponymous protagonist is a greyhound through whose eyes readers glimpse the world he had to live in
Corruption and the infiltration of organized crime in institutions are the cornerstones of a chronic problem that has led five former governors to prison in a decade
Sharing adversaries does not make a leader good, nor does it require excusing their outbursts or remaining silent when they err. The risk of such uncritical adherence is accepting disruptive leaders out of necessity, excusing their aggressions out of loyalty, and being dragged into a way of doing politics that makes it almost impossible.
Painting as a protest would be creating a second confinement and, even worse, two oppressions. Why would the artist say what their body is already expressing for them?