Latin America and the Caribbean: diversity, creativity and dialogue

Latin America is one of the few regions whose name expressly refers to a specific culture. For this reason, its contours are far broader and more fluid than its strict geographic boundaries would suggest, thus endowing it, and particularly the Caribbean, with astounding diversity. By intermingling its differences, the entire region resonates with varied forms of creativity, which constitutes what is perhaps its most common characteristic. In this way, this region has given rise to the notion of a culture rooted in diversity and renewal. 

 
• Culture activities:
  A regional point of vue 
• World Heritage List:
  118 outstanding sites in 25 countries  
• The Garifuna Language, dance and music:
  Common traditions in Belize, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua
• Inspira Project (in Spanish): 
  An on-line regional course on Art Education 
• The Slave Route:
  Places of Memory in the Caribbean
• The CERLALC (in Spanish):
  A regional centre promoting book publishing