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José Hernández’s journey from farmworker to NASA astronaut
‘A Million Miles Away’ tells the story of how the son of Mexican migrant farmers became the third Latino in history to travel into space
The formula that turned ‘Sound of Freedom’ into an unusual blockbuster
The film — produced by the Mexican actor and conservative activist Eduardo Verástegui — premiered in Latin America, having received support from far-right political figures, such as Mayor Sandra Cuevas in Mexico and President Nayib Bukele in El Salvador
Ángel Manuel Soto, director of ‘Blue Beetle’: ‘It is worth investing in telling stories within the Latino identity’
In the newest movie from the DC universe, the Puerto Rican director introduces Jaime Reyes, a superhero of Mexican descent, to the big screen
‘Ecumene Aztec,’ the video game about the conquest of Mexico that has riled up Spain’s far right
The game casts players as Aztec warriors with a mission to save Tenochtitlan, but has been criticized as racist and historically inaccurate
Skin whitening, stereotypes and brownface: The racist practices of Mexico’s film and TV industry
From a controversial interview with ‘The Little Mermaid’ star Halle Bailey to films and series released in recent months, complaints from civil organizations and on social networks continue to grow
‘In the Stars’, a ‘Star Wars’ story inspired by the indigenous peoples of Patagonia
The Chilean studio Punk Robot joins the universe of the Force with an animated short film that is part of the second season of the ‘Visions’ anthology, available on Disney+
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Spring Break and Easter under the shadow of insecurity: Is it safe to travel to Mexico?
With recent acts of violence along the border, the U.S. has issued advisories for citizens who decide to travel south for vacation
Melissa Barrera’s path to the Hollywood dream
The Mexican actress plays the lead in ‘Scream VI,’ the new installment of the popular terror saga, while also working on other projects, including a film with Oscar-nominated actor Paul Mescal
Tito the lost cat becomes a matter of state in Bolivia
Several government agencies have been tasked with finding a beloved pet that disappeared from a plane’s cargo hold during a short domestic flight
What led to the downfall of Peru’s Pedro Castillo?
Before being detained by authorities, the Peruvian president announced that he was dissolving the Congress and ordering a curfew, as part of plan to rule by decree
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The robotics whiz who is giving limbs back to the disabled
Using 3D printers, Bolivian electronics engineer Roly Mamani manufactures accessible prosthetics that benefit people who cannot afford expensive equipment
Meet the Quechua engineer who brought a smart crop back from oblivion
Bolivian agronomist Trigidia Jiménez combines scientific and ancestral knowledge for the production of cañahua, a climate change-resistant grain
Betting on zero: the documentary that exposes the Herbalife scheme
Film explores how the controversial nutrition company focuses on Latino immigrants in the US
The last king of the Americas
Julio Pinedo, a descendant of slaves, has been the symbolic monarch of Afro-Bolivians since 1992
The Cuban-American thaw reaches outer space
Movie ‘Sergio and Sergei’ becomes first co-production between US and Cuba for 56 years
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