Paco Ignacio Taibo II: "Una izquierda que no lee es derecha disfrazada"
Can a book change a society? In this episode of Tan Gente, Paco Ignacio Taibo II talks with José Javier Gálvez about the role of literature in Latin America, the work of the Fondo de Cultura Económica (Economic Culture Fund), reader development, crime fiction, critical thinking, and why he believes the battle for reading among teenagers is being lost today.
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How to Map Poverty to the Last Corner of Guatemala?
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Roundtable Discussion on Homer's "The Odyssey" featuring Christopher Hitchens
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The side of remittances that doesn't appear in the statistics
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Cognitive Warfare: The Invisible Danger Orchestrated by the Far Right vs. The 4T
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Guatemala launches first component of its interoceanic corridor. GMV
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El nuevo racismo peruano: fingimos que ya no existe
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A Very Brief History of USAC: From the Colonial Era to Walter Mazariegos. Part 2/2
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Sacred and Profane - Schism in the Catholic Church (07/22/2026)
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Reforming the Constitution? A proposal from citizens
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Martín Moreno con el estilo crítico que ya conoces | Palabras + Palabras -
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How prepared is she? We analyze her résumé
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Salinas Pliego crossed a line that must not be tolerated; the State must set limits on hate speech
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Edgar Ortiz ¿Por qué la corrupción se aprovecha de la Constitución?
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The Secret behind ROMA that Yalitza Aparicio never dared to tell - With Nayo Escobar
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La época fascista en México con Daniela Gleizer y Miriam Jerade, Revista de la Universidad
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Are Argentinians racist? “Yes, but in a particular way” | Inés Palacios
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Disney spent 400 MILLION on John Carter…
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Ibn Khaldun: The Man Who Discovered Why Civilizations Thrive and Disappear
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Power is not equal for everyone: that's how the real world works
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