Culture
In Oaxaca, Children Become Guardians of Their Heritage
A UNESCO-supported programme invites Oaxaca's children to explore the historic centre through play, while local guides develop new ways to share its heritage.
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Culture
Oaxaca: Children Become Heritage Guardians
In Oaxaca, a free programme combines walks and games to connect more than 300 children with local heritage. It also gives them a place in the city's story.
Culture
Juan Gabriel in Cinema: The Historic Night the World Rediscovers
Restored in image and sound, Juan Gabriel's first concert at the Palacio de Bellas Artes arrives in American theaters on September 15 and 16. Thirty-six years later, this evening remains a cultural symbol and a powerful lesson for Latin music.
Culture
Carín León Triumphs in His Return to the Sphere After Cancellation in Front of 20,000 Fans
A transportation issue left 20,000 fans without a concert on Thursday. Twenty-four hours later, CarÃn León returned to the Sphere and defended a historic residency for Latin music.
World
The World Can Read, But Not Enough: The Figure That Darkens 60 Years of Progress
International Literacy Day celebrates its 60th anniversary in Chiapas. But behind the ceremonies, 739 million young people and adults still lack basic skills, and 273 million children remain out of school.