Brazilian author Clarice Lispector's second novel, now available in its first English transition, takes the reader on a bewildering journey through one woman's life.

The governing PRI could lose all nine races, but it’s not the only party at risk. Here’s why these seats matter, along with potential victors ahead of July 1.

Maria McFarland Sánchez-Moreno tells the story of three individuals who heroically investigated Colombia’s paramilitary groups.

From parks to public restrooms, Peruvian violinist and composer Pauchi Sasaki's music knows no bounds.

Argentine Director Lucrecia Martel dissects the madness and motivation of Spanish colonial rule

Often dismissed as a 19th-century scheme, the Kingdom of Araucanía and Patagonia lends credence to Mapuche claims in Chile and Argentina.

Washington’s advantage in “soft power” may not be an advantage at all, our columnist writes.