How Latin America’s Protest Superheroes Fight Injustice and Climate Change — and Sometimes Crime, Too
Simple Rites Mark 19th Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day The 19th Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day and the 122nd anniversary of the Siege of Baler were observed on June 30. Arvyn CerézoJun 30, 2021 News
News Spanish-Era Water Reservoir in San Juan Reopening to Public in August The Spanish-era water reservoir El Deposito in San Juan City will reopen to the public ...
Press Release Instituto Cervantes Presents Literary Festival ‘Benengeli 2021’ Instituto Cervantes will hold the online literary festival “Benengeli 2021” from June 28 to July ...
News Embassies of Spain and Mexico Offer Condolences To Former President Noynoy Aquino The embassies of Spain and Mexico in the Philippines expressed their condolences over the death ...
Commentary El Salvador’s Façade of Democracy Crumbles as President Purges His Political Opponents El Salvador ‘is inching back toward its authoritarian past’ after President Nayib Bukele fired five ...
Jollibee Is Finally Arriving in Spain This Fall Multinational fast food chain Jollibee is finally opening its first restaurant in Spain. JF StaffJun 8, 2021 News
Press Release Instituto Cervantes Celebrates the Centenary Of Spanish Film Legend García Berlanga Instituto Cervantes de Manila is presenting the online film series “Berlanga Turns 100” in June.
News Miss Mexico Wins 69th Miss Universe; Latina Contestants in Top 10 Mexico’s Andrea Meza has been crowned Miss Universe 2020.
News Rabiya Mateo Interviewed by Spanish-Language TV Network Telemundo Rabiya Mateo was interviewed by the Spanish-language television network Telemundo on May 13.
Press Release ‘Guitarras del mundo’: Spanish Embassy Organizes Online Concert for Quincentennial Commemorations Embassy of Spain in the Philippines will be holding an online concert on Friday that ...
How Latin America’s Protest Superheroes Fight Injustice and Climate Change — and Sometimes Crime, Too
How Latin America’s Protest Superheroes Fight Injustice and Climate Change — and Sometimes Crime, Too
