Iberospherical

Sitting on someone’s couch in Havana watching great men rule the world

Puerto Rico’s fight for independence faced U.S. repression, but its legacy of resistance keeps the self-determination debate alive.

Sticky Fingers and Sugar Dreams

… Is the gateway to Lisbon.

What the backlash against Selena Gomez’s Spanish in ‘Emilia Pérez’ says about our biases

An article diving into the lives of three influential women in al-Andalus.

A day in the life in Madrid, Spain and San Antonio, Texas

My Experience Driving in Lima, Peru

When a film far away hits close to home.

Last year I was teaching English in Spain- don’t make the same mistakes I did!

The short distance between two countries was a reminder that territorial wars are as ancient as history

Sometimes love arrives when you least expect it — on two wheels, carrying a cake.

What living on an island the size of two soccer fields teaches us about connection and solitude

A lingering diplomatic stalemate over a centuries-old territorial dispute in the Iberian Peninsula

As the lines of Miquel Costa i Llobera’s 1875 classic, “The Pine of Formentor,” came to life all around us — Tracy found confidence in her…

Architecture, travel and reflections | Santa Catalina Monastery, Peru

Tenerife Tales

My decision to leave the United States

Das Portugiesenviertel is a part of the city’s Neustadt district.

Are we too blind, or proud, to pick up on others’ great and practical ideas?

The real immigration “problem” is toxic expats

The Story of Latin America’s Most Ambitious Political Project

Experiencing Europe’s varied cultures is just one of the joys of moving abroad

A hilarious family misadventure of love, chaos, and navigating Havana’s streets