From Cuba to Chile, a Journey through Jewish Latin America
A review of Ilan Stavans’ new book exploring Latin America’s diverse Jewish community.
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Arts & Culture
Making Latin America Laugh: AQ’s Top 5 Political Satirists
Five artists and entertainers using humor to make sense of today’s politics.
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AQ Top 5 Humoristas Políticos: Pedro X. Molina
Un dibujante en exilio que usa su arte para exponer los abusos del gobierno en Nicaragua.
AQ Top 5 Humoristas Políticos: María Paulina Baena
Una galardonada anfitriona que expresa las frustraciones de Colombia.
AQ Top 5 Humoristas Políticos: José Rafael Briceño
Un comediante que hace reír a los venezolanos en lugar de llorar.
AQ Top 5 Humoristas Políticos: Malena Pichot
Una argentina que usa la comedia para luchar por los derechos de las mujeres.
Haciendo Reír a América Latina: El Top 5 de AQ de Humoristas Políticos
Cinco artistas y comediantes usan el humor para encontrarle sentido a la política de hoy en día.
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AQ Top 5 Political Satirists: Gregorio Duvivier
“Brazil’s John Oliver” isn’t afraid to take a side.
AQ Top 5 Political Satirists: María Paulina Baena
The award-winning host putting Colombia’s frustrations into words.
AQ Top 5 Political Satirists: Pedro X. Molina
An exiled cartoonist using his art to expose government abuses in Nicaragua.
AQ Top 5 Political Satirists: José Rafael Briceño
A comedian using laughter to help his fellow Venezuelans get through the crisis.
AQ’s Fall Playlist
Settling in for the season with new music from Flor de Toloache and Nathalie Joachim.
Young Central American Migrants, in Their Own Words
A review of Juan Pablo Villalobos’ The Other Side, a book for young adults on the realities of migration to the U.S.
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Film Review: Espero a Tua (Re)volta
A coming of age story, laced with tear gas.
Film Review: Too Late to Die Young
A rustic commune outside Santiago serves as the backdrop for this Chilean coming-of-age story.