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12/10/2025

Cuban contemporary art is living a remarkable moment.

From the dreamlike worlds of Roberto Fabelo to the conceptual strength of emerging creators, these five painters are shaping the visual identity of today’s Cuba — and captivating galleries around the world. 🎨✨

Their stories, styles and creative power reveal why the island remains one of the most vibrant artistic hubs in the Americas.
Which of these artists have you followed? Who would you add to the list? 👇

🔗 https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/travel-and-culture/top-six-most-important-cuban-painters-at-the-moment/

These five Cuban artists continue to amaze critics and audiences with powerful works displayed in top museums worldwide

12/08/2025

The draw has redefined the road to glory — and not everyone came out smiling. 😅⚽️

Some giants dodged danger. Others walked straight into a storm. And a few dark horses suddenly look ready to rewrite the script of the biggest World Cup in history.

In our latest breakdown, PanamericanWorld maps out who got lucky, who didn’t, and why this draw could change the balance of power across the Americas and beyond.

If you love strategy, shocks and early predictions, this one’s for you.
👉 Who do YOU think has the toughest group of 2026?

Read the full analysis here ⬇️
🔗 https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/sports/who-got-lucky-and-who-didnt-2026-world-cup-draw/

12/03/2025

🚀 The won’t just change soccer—it will redefine it.

North America is getting ready to host the most technologically advanced World Cup in history, and the innovations coming to the pitch will transform how the game is played, refereed, strategized and experienced.

From next-generation VAR systems to immersive fan interfaces, AI-powered analytics and ultra-precise sensor technology, this tournament is turning stadiums across Mexico, the U.S. and Canada into massive innovation labs.

👉 What tech do you think will impact the game the most?
VAR upgrades? Player tracking? Immersive fan tech? Something else?

Dive into our full report here ⬇️
🔗 https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/sports/five-technologies-soccer-2026-fifa-world-cup/

12/02/2025

Latin America’s AI ecosystem is no longer an emerging promise—it’s a structural force transforming finance, health, education, logistics and the way millions interact with technology. 🚀🤖

Our latest feature dives into how the region moved from hype to real impact, why local startups are now developing tropicalized AI solutions instead of copycat models, and how countries like Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and Chile are building a new competitive map in the global tech economy.

What’s driving this leap? What sectors are being disrupted? And where are the biggest opportunities for investors and founders?

👉 Read the full analysis here:
https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/startups/ai-startups-in-latin-america/

💬 Which Latin American country do you think will lead the next AI breakthrough?

12/02/2025

🇲🇽🇵🇦 Mexico vs. Panama: Which country is truly the ideal expat escape in 2026?

Choosing a new place to live is no longer just about beaches, warm weather or cheap rent. More professionals, remote workers and entrepreneurs are prioritizing safety, digital connectivity, real cost of living, integration, and economic opportunities before making a move.

In our latest PanamericanWorld analysis, we compare two of the most attractive destinations for global mobility today:
Mexico, with its vibrant cities, cultural energy and booming startup scene; and Panama, known for financial stability, investment incentives and a fast-growing international community.

👉 Which country offers better conditions for digital nomads?
👉 Where is it easier to start a business or invest?
👉 Which lifestyle suits you best?

Read the full story here 👇
🔗 https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/business/mexico-vs-panama-ideal-expat-escape/

💬 Tell us: If you had to choose today, would you move to Mexico or Panama — and why?



Expats in Mexico

11/28/2025

🇨🇦💥 Black Friday 2025 in Canada wasn’t a celebration — it was a stress test.

Record-breaking sales made headlines, but the real story was far more complex: a retail ecosystem pushed to its limit by a postal crisis, anxious consumers, volatile inventories, rising inequality, and a surge in AI-driven shopping habits.

Our latest feature breaks down the paradox behind Canada’s “boom”:
🛒 A season where households spent strategically, not joyfully.
📦 A logistics system shaken by the Canada Post breakdown.
🏬 A comeback of physical stores through BOPIS.
🤖 And a retail sector reinventing itself under the pressure of AI, trade tensions and fragile consumer confidence.

Black Friday 2025 didn’t just reshape the holiday season — it rewired the future of commerce in the Great North.

👉 Do you think Canada’s retail system is ready for 2026?
Share your thoughts below 👇

🔗 Full article in the first comment

11/26/2025

📍 is about to take its first dramatic turn — and it all begins on December 5.
At the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., FIFA will conduct a historic draw that reshapes everything we know about the group stage and the knockout bracket.

This will be the most complex draw ever:
🔹 48 teams, 12 groups, and a longer, denser road to the title.
🔹 New restrictions to avoid early clashes between giants like Spain, Argentina, France and England.
🔹 Fixed positions for hosts: Mexico (A1), Canada (B1), United States (D1).
🔹 And a chaotic Pot 4, where dangerous playoff winners — possibly Italy, Sweden, Turkey or Poland — may drop into the mix.

With the tournament spread across 16 host cities, travel logistics, match order and rest days will depend entirely on the number each team draws — not just the group.

Fans are already asking:
❓ Will we get a Group of Death?
❓ Which top seed will face trouble from the start?
❓ Which playoff entrant could become the dark horse of 2026?

👉 At PanamericanWorld, we break down the full architecture behind the draw and why December 5 is when the real World Cup story begins.

🔗 Read the full analysis here:
https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/sports/inside-the-2026-world-cup-draw/

11/13/2025

🏟️ Vancouver is getting ready to shine on the world stage! 🇨🇦 For the , the city is going all in — with major upgrades to BC Place, greener infrastructure, and an ambitious plan to make the tournament a lasting legacy for locals and fans alike.

From sustainability to tourism, Vancouver’s preparations are a model of how a global event can reshape a city. 🌍⚽

👉 Discover what’s changing and why this World Cup could redefine Vancouver’s future:
🔗 https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/sports/vancouver-goes-big-fifa-2026-world-cup/

For Vancouver, hosting the 2026 World Cup isn’t merely about soccer. It’s about branding, innovation, and future competitiveness

11/10/2025

🇲🇽 Mexico is making history on and off the pitch ahead of the 2026 . The government’s decision to grant FIFA and its partners a full tax exemption has sparked debate — but it also positions the country as one of the most business-friendly hosts in World Cup history.

💰 What does this mean for investors, local companies, and Mexico’s economy?

PanamericanWorld dives deep into the numbers, opportunities, and controversies surrounding this unprecedented decision.

👉 Read more in the link in the first comment

11/09/2025

From Tomás Gutiérrez Alea’s masterpieces to the contemporary visions of Fernando Pérez, Cuban filmmakers have captured the essence of a nation full of contradictions, rhythm, and poetry.

🎥 Discover The 10 Best Cuban Filmmakers, divided between living legends still shaping the screen and those who left behind an indelible mark on Latin American cinema.

👉 Read the full story on PanamericanWorld in the link in the first comment.

Which Cuban movie left the biggest impression on you? 🍿 Tell us in the comments!

11/07/2025

Did you know that one of Toronto’s most charming areas feels like a small European village? 🇨🇦➡️🇪🇺

The Distillery District is a journey back in time —cobblestone streets, Victorian industrial architecture, art galleries, design studios, cafés, and one-of-a-kind boutiques that make it a must-see destination for travelers and locals alike.

From a whiskey empire in the 19th century to a creative hub today, the Distillery District represents Toronto’s most European side and a perfect blend of history, art, and innovation.

🍷🚶‍♀️ Want to know its full story and the secrets behind its transformation?
👉 https://panamericanworld.com/en/magazine/travel-and-culture/distillery-district-toronto-most-european-side/

Toronto’s Distillery District is a sophisticated neighborhood that comprises numerous cafes, restaurants, art galleries and fashion stores