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New Cultural Centre FIESP . (For who ❤culture).#SaoPaulo #Brazil#FIESP The opening it happened in the building of Federação das Indústrias in the city of Sao Paulo - Brazil.

The New Cultural Centre Fiesp occupies the same building of old space (Avenida Paulista, 1313), now more modern and integrated, with activities 100% free, wi-fi, adapted bathrooms and diverses places integrated in just one ambiance.

More information: http://www.fiesp.com.br/

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Digital fragmentation has been impacting the practice of journalism worldwide, but in an emerging society like Brazil the phenomena has very specific –and dramatic– characteristics. Mr. Gandour will present an overview on the topic, and address the main trends and challenges for the years to come. Ricardo Gandour has degrees in Journalism and Engineering. He has been an editorial executive of major Brazilian media companies, like Folha, Estado and Globo. From January to July 2016 he was a Vising Scholar at Columbia Journalism School. He is currently a non-resident Visiting Scholar of Tow Center for Digital Journalism, a center at that school. riorities of the Brazilian Foreign Policy in 2017 March 1 @ 6:10 pm - 8:00 pm Event Navigation « Reflections on the Current Political and Legislative Scenario in Brasília Journalism in Brazil: Trends and Challenges for 2017 and Beyond » Speaker: Ambassador Ana Cabral Petersen, Consul General of Brazil in New York Part of Political, Social, and Economic Development in Brazil II with Sidney N. Nakahodo. Wednesday, March 15 Encounters with the Amazon's Sacred Vine Time: 6:30 pm Presenter: Luis Eduardo Luna Location: 304 Cathedral of Learning Sponsored by: Center for Latin American Studies along with Department of Hispanic Language and Literature and John Beverley and the Year of Diversity at the university of Pittsburgh Contact: Lucy DiStazio Contact Email: lud3@pitt.edu Professor Luna will offer a talk and book presentation of the second edition of Ayahuasca Reader: Encounters with the Amazon’s Sacred Vine, co-edited with Steven F. White. This anthology is an English language publication that compiles texts from global authorities in ayahuasca studies. Dr. Luna’s talk will be in English. Luis Eduardo Luna (PhD in Anthropology, 1989, Stockholm University, Sweden), is a foremost authority on mestizo shamanism and visionary art. Dr. Luna is a former Senior Lecturer at the Swedish School of Economics, Helsinki, Finland, from where he retired, and a former Professor of Anthropology at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil (1994-1998). He is a Guggenheim Fellow and a Fellow of the Linnaean Society of London. At present, Dr. Luna is the director of the Wasiwaska Research Centre for the Study of Psychointegrator Plants, Visionary and Art Consciousness in Florianópolis, Brazil. Ayahuasca commands the attention of a wide range of disciplines, from anthropology, ethnobotany, pharmacology, therapeutics, sociology, philosophy and the study of religion, to literature and the arts. Sponsors: John Beverley Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS) Tuesday, March 21 Latin American in Motion: Pitt Latin American Films Time: 7:00 pm Location: Public Health G23 Sponsored by: Center for Latin American Studies along with Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature, and the Year of Diversity at the University of Pittsburgh and Spanish Film Club by Pragda Cost: Free Contact: Luz Amanda Hank Contact Phone: 412-648-7391 Contact Email: lavst12@pitt.edu http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/clas/node/432 The Center for Latin American Studies and the Department of Hispanic Languages & Literatures at the University of Pittsburgh present Latin America in Motion: Pitt Latin American Films All Films will be screened at 7:00 p.m. Public Health G23 130 De Soto St, Pittsburgh, PA 15261 (corner of 5th ave, and De Soto St.) Come and join us for a film and pizza! Free and open to the public! Films: OPEN CAGE (Mexico) TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 THE SECOND MOTHER (Brazil) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 THE CLUB (Chile) TUESDAY, MARCH 14 THE TRAVEL AGENT (Cuba) TUESDAY, MARCH 21 IXCANUL (Guatemala) TUESDAY, APRIL 4 All films are subtitled. 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With an aging leadership and now decades-long economic struggles, the pace of change, however, has finally accelerated. Today Cubans can open small businesses, travel abroad, access the internet, and purchase cell phones, microwaves, and (very expensive) new cars. Social & Public Policy Conference The annual Latin American Social and Public Policy conference features presentations on social and public policy research in Latin America by students from the University of Pittsburgh and other universities, with comments by University of Pittsburgh faculty. CLAS Latin American & Caribbean Festival Featuring music, food, dance, arts, crafts, and children's activities from Latin America and the Caribbean. 50th Anniversary Gala For 50 years, CLAS has been dedicated to supporting the study of Latin America's history, cultures, and societies and the continuing challenges and triumphs that the region has experienced. Its primary mission is to develop experts on Latin America who will apply their language skills and knowledge of the countries of the region in their professional careers.