Santiago Ramos

For novelist Mario Vargas Llosa, the ambition to associate oneself with the universality that France symbolized was not in tension with the desire to tell the story of Latin America.

"Ramos and Baldelomar speak as if Latino identity were currently diseased. But our history, while indeed plagued by some bad ideas, is also full of antibodies."

'The Novelist' insists that the question must be: “How can I live a meaningful life?” and not, “Is life really meaningful?”

The contradiction inherent in Aaron Bushnell's suicide muddled his message: he tried to defend the dignity of Palestinians while violating his own.

Will Guatemala’s ‘corruptos’ find a way to get rid of President Bernardo Arévalo before he can clean up their mess?