📩 For enquiries: admin@latin-american.cam.ac.uk
🔗 More information: www.postgraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/depa...
#CambridgeUniversity #LatinAmericanStudies #PostgraduateStudy #MPhil #PhD #GraduateAdmissions #CLAS60Years
🔔 CLAS Event:
Film Screening & Book Dialogue:
From Una voz estéril to Pájaros de medianoche: Testimony and the Struggle for Justice in Peru
Ines Ruiz (Universidad Científica del Sur)
📆 Tuesday 03 February | 5:15pm
📍 Room S2 - Second Floor, ARB
Come join us!
#CLAS60Years
Save the Mondays! 🎉🎉🎉
Book Launch: Plebeian Consumers. Global Connections, Local Trade, and Foreign Goods in Nineteenth-Century Colombia"
Ana María Otero-Cleves (University of York)
📆 Monday 26 January | 5:15pm
📍 Room SG1 Ground Floor, ARB
Free and open to all!
#cambridgeuniversity #CLAS60Years
🔔 First CLAS Event of Lent Term!
Book Launch 'Mexico: A History'
Paul Gillingham (Northwestern University)
📆 Wednesday 21 January | 5:00pm
📍 Room S2 - Second Floor, Alison Richard Building
The event is free and open to all!
#CLAS60Years #CambridgeUniversity
✨ Lent Term 2026 ✨
Join us for our Open Seminars & CLAS events, including talks, film screenings, concerts and more.
🎟️ Free & open to all
🔗 Full programme: latin-american.cam.ac.uk/clas-open-se...
#CLAS60Years #LatinAmericanStudies
Entering the New Year at CLAS ✨
As the year begins, we share moments from recent CLAS events — seminars, films, conversations and our end-of-term lunch — reflecting the care, curiosity and engagement that shape our work.
Thank you to our speakers and community.
#CLAS60Years #CambridgeUniversity
✨ Closing a wonderful 2025 at CLAS! ✨
Thank you to all students, scholars, speakers, and attendees of our Open Seminars—your curiosity and engagement made every session inspiring. 🌎💬
Here’s to reflection, celebration, and recharging for the year ahead! 🥂📚
#CLAS60Years #CambridgeUniversity
From Brazil to Cambridge 🇧🇷📚
In the 1970s, CLAS hosted Brazilian economists like Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Celso Furtado & Pedro Malan, who debated development, dependence & the state's role in Latin America. 📝🌎
Research: @rshimabukuro
#Brazil #Economists #CLAS60years #LatinAmerica
Did you know…?
For almost 60 years, CLAS has welcomed distinguished Latin American scholars as visiting fellows.
Among them are two authors who would later receive the #NobelPrize in #Literature: Octavio Paz (1990) and Mario Vargas Llosa (2010).
Research by: Rafael Shimabukuro
#CLAS60years
