The small villages of the Tarahumara Indians in northern Mexico…
01 Nov 2024, Churches November 2024
A place where you can feel at home, welcomed and…
01 Nov 2024, Churches November 2024
The Ayoreos are an ethnic group that live in the…
01 Nov 2024, Culture November 2024
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo is the heir apparent of Amlo, the…
01 Oct 2024, News October 2024
The country is preparing for the next presidential elections which…
01 Sep 2024, Dossier September 2024
Despite the privileged position it enjoys and the fertility of…
01 Sep 2024, Dossier September 2024
Significant reforms. Opening up to new markets. The presidency of…
01 Sep 2024, Dossier September 2024
For indigenous peoples, the earth is like a mother who…
01 Sep 2024, Churches September 2024
The affirmation of the current President Luis Alberto Lacalle Pou,…
01 Sep 2024, Dossier September 2024
Two young lay Comboni missionaries talk to us about their…
01 Aug 2024, Churches August 2024
The occupation of the country implemented by Washington opened the…
01 Aug 2024, Dossier August 2024
The year 2017 saw the end of the MINUSTAH special…
01 Aug 2024, Dossier August 2024
It is the poorest and most unfortunate country in Latin…
01 Aug 2024, Dossier August 2024
Haiti today finds itself in an extremely precarious situation. The…
01 Aug 2024, Dossier August 2024
If you take a walk at sunset along the northeastern…
01 Jul 2024, Culture July 2024
June 24th marks one of Peru's main holidays: Inti Raymi,…
01 Jun 2024, Culture June 2024
In the Prelacy of Labrea, in the state of Amazonas,…
01 Jun 2024, Churches June 2024
On the border between Mexico and the United States, a…
01 Apr 2024, News April 2024
Sister Paësie Phillipe had been a missionary in Haiti for…
01 Apr 2024, Churches April 2024
After the catastrophic war against the Triple Alliance, the country…
01 Mar 2024, Dossier March 2024
Paraguay is a country with a strong rural vocation where…
01 Mar 2024, Dossier March 2024
The country has a population of 7,353,000 inhabitants, with a…
01 Mar 2024, Dossier March 2024
The ancient capital of Guatemala, a baroque jewel among the…
01 Mar 2024, Churches March 2024
A landlocked country with almost all its rivers navigable. The…
01 Mar 2024, Dossier March 2024
Last January it recalled the 30th anniversary of the North…
01 Mar 2024, Opinion & Comment
The Chacobos are an indigenous people living on the banks…
01 Feb 2024, Culture February 2024
The marambiré is the most authentic African ritual of all…
01 Jan 2024, Culture January 2024
A Nicaraguan mask play that defies the arrogance of the…
01 Jan 2024, Culture January 2024
The Q'Owaku ritual is performed as a blessing for workers…
01 Dec 2023, Culture December 2023
There are more than 120 communities distributed on the islands…
01 Dec 2023, Churches December 2023
In Colombia, the Medellín Philharmonic Orchestra has brought together the…
01 Nov 2023, Culture November 2023
The Chacobos are a small indigenous people living on the…
01 Nov 2023, Culture November 2023
Repression, kidnappings, intimidation. The Catholic Church under siege. But ‘the…
01 Oct 2023, Churches October 2023
Masato is the typical and preferred drink of the Asheninka,…
01 Oct 2023, Culture October 2023
According to the estimates of the last census, carried out…
01 Sep 2023, Dossier September 2023
An indigenous ethnic group, the Ashaninka live in the central…
01 Sep 2023, Culture September 2023
The economy of the Dominican Republic is a liberalized, open,…
01 Sep 2023, Dossier September 2023
A painful story that continues today. Internal tensions have favoured…
01 Sep 2023, Dossier September 2023
The Dominican Republic is a presidential republic based on the…
01 Sep 2023, Dossier September 2023
What is the importance of time to the Asheninka, an…
01 Aug 2023, Culture August 2023
To a large extent, the ancestral medicine of the Ashaninka,…
01 Jul 2023, Culture July 2023
Being both a priest and a journalist represents the two…
01 Jul 2023, Churches July 2023
On 21 June, the winter solstice in the southern hemisphere,…
01 Jun 2023, Culture June 2023
During the month of June, various traditional festivals are celebrated,…
01 Jun 2023, Culture June 2023
On the outskirts of the capital of the state of…
01 Jun 2023, Churches June 2023
The Asheninka live in the departments of Pasco and Ucayali,…
01 May 2023, Culture May 2023
Lithium is an increasingly important resource for clean energy systems…
01 Apr 2023, News April 2023
Although the Asheninka, an indigenous ethnic group, who live in…
01 Apr 2023, Culture April 2023
The political instability that affected the country following the 1954 coup d'état reached its peak in the 1980s, in which the terrible extermination of the Mayan community by the army led by the dictator Efrain…
A past full of violence and abuse. Drug trafficking, corruption, weak or non-existent institutions. Meanwhile, next June, the country will go to the polls for the general elections. Guatemala constitutes the northern edge of the…
Among the many problems afflicting Guatemala, there is certainly also the migratory phenomenon. In fact, Guatemala, in addition to being the country of origin of large numbers of migrants heading to the USA, is also, due…
Today, Guatemala continues to deal with a highly precarious social situation that places the country in the last rank in Latin America as regards human development, where the rates of violence and that relating to…
The Anata festival - Anata in Aymara means game - is of pre-Hispanic tradition. It is a moment of joy or Kusisiña. In the Anata, the relationship between the jaqi (person), nature and divinity is manifested. The…
Drug trafficking, corruption, the danger of fraud in the next presidential elections. The Church's commitment to defending the poor following the example of the martyrs of Quiché. We talk about it with Monsignor Rosolino Bianchetti…
The Comboni magazine ‘Esquila Misional’ celebrates 70 years of life. At the service of the people and of the Mexican church open to the world. It was a mild Thursday afternoon of January 22, 1948, when the…
It is a rite of gratitude of the native Andean peoples towards Pachamama (Mother Earth), an obligatory gesture towards nature to obtain better crops, health, and prosperity in all activities of daily life. In Bolivia, the…
A Spanish Claretian, for 35 years a missionary in Latin America, Fr. Maximino Cerezo Barredo, now ninety years old, is nicknamed ‘the painter of liberation’ because his artistic work has renewed the sacred iconography of…
Every year thousands of people go to pay homage to Saint Lazarus in El Rincón, a few kilometres from the capital Havana. “Only Cubans know the mysteries that Saint Lazarus hides”. Pilgrims arrive breathless crawling on…
Mexican folk art is present in all aspects of community life. During the civil (and Christian liturgical) year, no less than 120 traditional religious feasts are celebrated. The greatest of all is the celebration of…
In Bolivia, it is the Chuntunqui musical rhythm that leads the celebration of Christmas Eve. A way to help Mary's birth, to express joy, and to reflect on the difficulties of life. Christmas is a feast…
When asked how a farmer’s daughter who became a Catholic nun ended up as one of Brazil’s most influential refugee advocates, Sister Rosita Milesi, 79,…
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Vusi was an honest man and a hard worker. He had cleared a large piece of moorland and turned it into a beautiful fertile field. He…
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On 24 November, the Solemnity of Christ the King, on the occasion of World Youth Day in the Particular Churches, in St. Peter's Basilica the traditional…
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