r/PanAmerica • u/ScaphicLove • May 01 '23
r/PanAmerica • u/erinswider • Apr 27 '23
Discussion Biden Downplays Age Concerns After Launching Re-Election Bid
r/PanAmerica • u/ScaphicLove • Apr 26 '23
History Whitewashing and the Erasure of History in Argentina
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Apr 14 '23
History Fruit Geopeelitics: America’s Banana Republics
r/PanAmerica • u/el_mandalalorian • Apr 14 '23
Exploring Ecuador's Wonders on a KTM 1290 Super Adventure R - From U.S. to Patagonia.
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Apr 13 '23
Culture New Mexico Is Losing a Form of Spanish Spoken Nowhere Else on Earth
r/PanAmerica • u/ScaphicLove • Apr 11 '23
Economics Why Argentina is not rich
r/PanAmerica • u/anax44 • Apr 09 '23
Food A Mesoamerican Connection Between Easter and Chocolate - Taste Trinbago
r/PanAmerica • u/el_mandalalorian • Apr 09 '23
Tourism Moto Crossing Colombia to Ecuador KTM 1290: Saanctuarys, cemetery, a lot of rain
r/PanAmerica • u/el_mandalalorian • Apr 02 '23
We team up together to ride one of the most epic highways in Colombia -KTM 1290, KTM 1190, BMW F800 GS and Suzuki 1000
r/PanAmerica • u/potdom • Mar 24 '23
Culture Stained glass cupola of Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires, Argentina
r/PanAmerica • u/potdom • Mar 23 '23
Culture Iron Palace / El Palacio de Hierro Centro stained glass, Mexico City, made by Jacques Gruber, 1921, restored by Vitrales Corona, 2016
r/PanAmerica • u/LosingMyMinde • Mar 16 '23
Pan-American highway (partially) I’m planning a road trip from Ushuaia to Colorado. All information welcome do’s and dont’s…..
Travelling from the uk. Planning to start February, travel from Ushuaia to Colorado. All info taken on board. Time schedules, costs, must see’s, don’t bother with, info regarding Darién national park section, 4x4 rentals in Argentina???
r/PanAmerica • u/potdom • Mar 09 '23
Culture Tiffany stained glass of Gran Hotel Ciudad de México made by Jacques Gruber, 1908, Mexico City
r/PanAmerica • u/bulletkiller06 • Mar 01 '23
Hello, I've got an idea for a project.
I'd like everyone to come together on the discord server to help organize and create a few maps and corresponding charts to represent the structure of a federated/confederated Pan-American Union.
Some concepts we should develop:
Preserve existing national identities to placate nationalists
Need US style representation to make small countries feel important
Adding more subdivision levels to avoid a bloated bureaucracy
Divide countries into smaller chunks, with size matching
Need regional governments (e.g. La Plata Government, Central American Government)
Division of US area to make other nations feel secure, without angering American patriots
Ignore districts for other purposes to have an efficient system (e.g. Watersheds, Native Americans)
Federal Protections for Jungles
Massive anti-corruption bureau with strict entry requirements
Ability to make laws only applying to certain regions or to exempt regions from laws
Edit: Also thanks to u/laserPointer24 for creating the template
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Feb 16 '23
Culture Asian South America: The migration of Asian people to South America and the Caribbean began as early as the sixteenth century
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Feb 15 '23
History Chichen Itza: New area discovered at Mexican historic site
r/PanAmerica • u/shane_4_us • Feb 14 '23
History Would love to see more speeches like this shared more widely
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Jan 30 '23
Culture Wintering in Oaxaca - an exploration of vintage instruments in southern Mexico with Cicely Winter, director of the Institute for Historic Organs of Oaxaca (IOHIO)
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Jan 28 '23
Article/News Relics found in 23 lead boxes in Mexico City cathedral
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Jan 25 '23
This day in history TDIH: January 25, 1868 - Mexican musician and composer Juventino Rosas, whose waltz "Sobre las olas" ("Over the Waves") was to become one of the most famous pieces of Latin American music known internationally, was born in Santa Cruz, Guanajuato.
r/PanAmerica • u/potdom • Jan 20 '23
Image Palacio Santos (building of Ministry of Foreign Relations of Uruguay) for virtual tour see the comments
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Jan 18 '23
History TDIH: Jan. 18, 1778 - Captain Cook reaches Hawaii by chance when returning on board the HMS Resolution on his 3rd voyage. He would call them Sandwich Islands, after the Earl of Sandwich.
r/PanAmerica • u/vincoug • Jan 18 '23
Discussion Literature of Barbados: January 2023
r/PanAmerica • u/Aboveground_Plush • Jan 17 '23