Latin america
24 lawmakers from Latin America condemn Colombian President Petro’s use of Nazi ‘Heil Hitler’
Lawmakers signed a statement promoted by the Coalition of Latin American Legislators Against Antisemitism, led by the Combat Antisemitism Movement
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International Latin singer Ozuna to perform in Israel for the second time
Juan Carlos Ozuna Rosado – known by his stage name Ozuna – will return to Israel for his second performance in Rishon LeZion.
Deepdub on track to provide AI-generated dubbing for the film and TV industry
The company uses generative AI in order to localize video content with computer-generated replicas of actors speaking in foreign languages.
Medvedev: US is forcing support of Ukrainian 'Nazi regime'
Medvedev listed why countries from every continent do not need Ukraine to exist, calling on the memory of emotive historic and modern day conflicts and injustices to justify his perception.
Latino America Festival to take place at the Tel Aviv Museum next week
In Brazil alone, there are umpteen musical idioms, including samba, bossa nova, choro and frevo to mention but a few.
Latin American legislators join Jewish groups to spread IHRA definition of antisemitism
Representatives from ten countries – such as Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala Brazil and more – will be in attendance.
Mexico agents find 269 migrants in trailer near southern border
Many migrants pass through Tuxtla on their journey to escape poverty and violence elsewhere in Latin America.
Brazil police make arrests, probe coup attempt in Bolsonaro riots
Thursday's operation was related to a riot on December 12, the day Lula's victory was certified.
Latin America’s biggest online retailer says it reduced antisemitic products by 89% this year
Last year, the company announced that it would purge books such as “Mein Kampf” and “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” as well as Nazi coins, posters and memorabilia, from its offerings.
Jerusalem nonprofit hosts candle lighting in Palace of the Inquisition in Mexico
The palace in Mexico City represented the colonization and control of Mexico by the Catholic Church.
Mexico grants asylum to family of ousted Peruvian leader Castillo
The former Peruvian President and his family sought protection from the Mexican government.
