The Rómulo Gallegos Chair is an academic and research space created at the Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CELARG) in Caracas, inaugurated in February 2025. It is dedicated to studying, disseminating, and valuing the life, literary work, political activism, and teaching career of the writer. On this occasion, our guest is […]
The seminar unfolds across five consecutive sessions. In this first meeting, participants are introduced to the study of the humanities and arts in Latin America from the perspective of Latin American philosophy, a decolonial epistemology, and a politics of liberation. The activity's fundamental purpose is for researchers to understand […]
The seminar unfolds over four consecutive sessions, each lasting three academic hours. In this first session, participants explore the definition and characteristics of Latin American critical thought, analyzing the key currents and debates that structure the discipline. The activity delves into initial reflections on the conquest […]
The Flora Tristán Open Chair is coordinated by the Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and is an integral part of the Research Coordination, through the Unit: Bodies in Motion: Gestures and Scenic, Artistic, and Cultural Practices. It is conceived as an academic space dedicated to reflection, promotion, […]
The Rómulo Gallegos Chair is an academic and research space created at the Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CELARG) in Caracas, inaugurated in February 2025. It is dedicated to studying, disseminating, and valuing the life, literary work, politics, and teaching career of the writer. Gloria Estrella Caballero Golding holds a Master's degree […]
The Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CELARG) announces the eighth edition of the Juan José Bautista School of Decolonial Critical Thought, entitled "Decolonizing History": a space for critical reflection to be held from April 27 to 30, 2026. This gathering seeks to question colonial historical narratives and […]
The Flora Tristán Open Chair is coordinated by the Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and is an integral part of the Research Coordination, through the Unit: Bodies in Motion: Gestures and Scenic, Artistic, and Cultural Practices. It is conceived as an academic space dedicated to reflection, promotion, […]
Attention! The deadline for participation has been extended to April 30, 2026, so that more creators from around the world can join this collective visual record. Who can participate? Creators of any nationality and residence, with an original and unpublished work that reflects their visual stance regarding the military aggression against Venezuela […]
Fifth session "Remember April"! Enjoy the concert of the fifth session of the series THE HAMMER OF THE UTOPIANS. Leonel Ruiz with: Nathaly Pérez, Silvia Cabreles (Costa Rica), Jimmy Maguida, Regina Mitchell (Cuba), Juan Echeverría. Thursday, April 30, 4:00 pm. Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CELARG), Caracas-Altamira […]
CELARG Announces Winner of the International Essay Contest "Sovereignty, Imperialism, and Critical Thinking" Asdrúbal Jesús Alamilla González, from Carabobo, Venezuela, is the winner of the International Essay Contest "Sovereignty, Imperialism, and Critical Thinking," organized by CELARG, Casa de las Américas of Cuba, and the Network of Intellectuals, Artists, and Social Movements in Defense of […]
Analysis of Fidel Castro's strategic leadership during the two-year period of socialist consolidation. This activity examines the Cuban leader's capacity for political interpretation in the face of critical events: the definition of the socialist character after the victory at Playa Girón (1961), the defense of national sovereignty during the October Crisis (1962). Speaker: Francisca López Civeira […]
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