Peru Brand: The Other Boom

If Peruvians are finally sick of hearing about their food, maybe now is the time to recognize what should be called “the other boom.” I’m referring, of course, to the marketing boom of the last decade. Beginning in 2006 with a promotional campaign entitled “Peru mucho...

Sometimes being in the wrong place at the wrong time can cost you a 55-year jail sentence. Read the complete Spanish transcript here. Read the English translation here. Listen to an English-language interview about this story here. Click here to watch a video with the audio and Spanish subtitles....

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[soundcloud id='225989747'] The recent protests in Guatemala managed to kick the president out of office. But in the beginning no one thought that the movement would go that far, not even the person who started it. Read the transcript in Spanish here. Read the English translation here. Listen to...

[soundcloud id='221868678'] Two children find themselves in a country they don’t know, surrounded by strangers who speak a language they barely understand. They have no choice but to hope for a miracle. Read the complete Spanish transcript here....

In the episode Postcard from San Salvador, we got to know Iris’s story. Just as Iris shares her story of an unexpected occurrence on one of her daily bus trips to the city center, there are many other stories in this Latin American country that...

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[soundcloud id='217696072'] Christian Martinez and his bandmates were used to being stopped by guerrilla or paramilitary soldiers on the road. But one night, after playing a gig, they came to a checkpoint, and this time they were told to get off the bus. What happened next...

  Martina Castro: I am Martina Castro, Senior Producer at Radio Ambulante. Before we begin, I want to thank two foundations for their essential support: The Sara & Evan Williams Foundation and the Panta Rhea Foundation. Thanks also to our sponsor, MailChimp. Over 7 million people and...