LIVE STREAMING

historia

Article
Idár en 1914 en la imprenta del periódico El Progreso en Laredo, Texas. Photo: General Photograph Collection/UTSA Libraries Special Collections.

Heritage and History

A 'Black Bird' at the border

A journalist and activist for the rights of Mexican Americans and women, Idár spoke out like no one…
Article
The San Felipe Castle, the National Aviary and the Historical Museum are must-see places to enjoy more of the city.
Destinations
Vacations in Cartagena
Article
La Cuadrilonga is the name given to the flag of Cartagena de Indias. Photo: IPCC
Destinations
Cartagena 489th anniversary
Article
The walls of Cartagena are a World Cultural Heritage Site. Photo: WikiCommons
Destinations
Cartagena's walls restored
Article
Cartagena is a city that has inspired many songs with its history. Photo: MaxPixel
Destinations
5 songs about Cartagena
Article
The Palace of the Inquisition is currently known as the Historical Museum of Cartagena. Photo: WikiCommons
Destinations
Torture in Cartagena
Article
The Cathedral Santa Catalina de Alejandría is one of the best known within the Historic Center of the city. Photo: Pixabay
Destinations
3 cathedrals in Cartagena
Article
The Gabo Cartagena route is an activity that is part of the 'Vive tu Museo' program. Photo: International History Festival
Destinations
Gabo's Cartagena Route
Article
In the main square of San Basilio de Palenque a statue was erected in honor of Benkos Biohó, its liberator. Photo: Wikicommons
Destinations
Benkos Biohó's story
Article
Women were portrayed without names in the works after independence. Photo: Painting by Norma Lizarazo
Destinations
Women's influence in CTG
Article
Fort San Fernando is located in Bocachica. Photo: Fortifications Cartagena
Destinations
Cartagena Military History
Article
Rafael Nuñez is one of the most relevant characters in the history of Cartagena. Photo: WikiCommons
Destinations
The Rafael Núñez story
Article
Juan José Nieto Gil was the first and only black president in the history of Colombia. Photo: Wiki Commons
Destinations
1st black president in COL
Article
The streets of Cartagena receive their names thanks to the stories that surround them since colonial times. Photo: WikiCommons
Destinations
The streets of Cartagena
Article
April 1 is celebrated as 'April Fools' in the United States and several European countries. Photo: Flickr
Heritage and History
'April Fools' Celebration
Article
Padilla's face, approved by the Naval History Council of the Navy. Photo: Colombian Navy
Destinations
Cartagena's First Naval Hero
Article
The statue of Blas de Lezo is located in the Castle of San Felipe de Barajas. Photo: Flickr
Destinations
History of Blas de Lezo
Article
The San Felipe de Barajas Castle is located on the San Lazaro hill in Cartagena de Indias. Photo: Fortifications Cartagena.
Destinations
Historic castle in Cartagena
Article
The walls are an 11-kilometer cordon that runs through the Historic Center of the city. Photo: Flickr
Destinations
The Walls of Cartagena
Article
The Indian Catalina was one of the most relevant characters in the history of Cartagena. Photo: Wikicommons
Destinations
Who was India Catalina?
Article
1887 time capsules found in Richmond, Virginia
Heritage and History
Time in a capsule
Article
  Few characters like Frida Kahlo have the features to become not only an icon, but a milestone. Photo: Depositphotos
Heritage and History
frida kahlo's milestone
Article
St. Augustine, Florida, the first settlement in the US. Photo: Pixabay
Heritage and History
hispanic heritage history
Article
Barack Obama was president of the United State from 2008 until 2016. Photo: Larry Downing/Reuters/Landov
Policy
2001 - 2021
Article
Photo: Associated Press
Thought Leaders
White Privilege: then & now
Article
Wilfredo Gómez es uno de las figuras más importantes de la historia del boxeo boricua. Photo: Diario NY
Heritage and History
Boricuas have the best jabs
Article
Recreación del monumento maya hallado en el yacimiento de Aguada Fenix, en el estado de Tabasco (sur de México). Photo: Reuters.
Heritage and History
The largest Mayan monument
Article
¡Locas creyentes en el demonio y las exorciones!", decía la prensa sobre estas mujeres. 
Heritage and History
Witch hunt in Argentina
Article
June Almeida tuvo una vida extraña y viajera, antes de publicar la primera imagen de un coronavirus en 1967. Photo: Getty 
Heritage and History
Coronavirus discoverer
Article
John Trudell, creador de Radio Free Alcatraz. NYT
Heritage and History
Good Morning, Alcatraz!
Article
The Triumph of Death, by Pieter Bruegel.
Advocacy
A History of Pandemics
Article
“Recuerdo de Nicaragua”. Composición realizada por Alan López vía Remezcla. 
Heritage and History
"Souvenirs" from Nicaragua