Latin America Correspondent

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent updates on Peru's election chaos and current results. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Henry Bonsu for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to journalists Julia Tilton & Ilana Newman about the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago's exhibition, Dancing the Revolution, which considers Dancehall & Reggaeton music and dance as a revolutionary practice for collective liberation. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent speaks to Venezuelan journalist Marina Hernandez about Javier Milei's controversial glacier law, as well as how Argentina is currently generating copies of US policy making. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio reports on Peru's extended election, after polling day chaos in the capital Lima. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Darryl Morris for Times Radio, + Extras.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio in conversation with journalist Julia Tilton from The Daily Yonder, the US's only national news organization for rural people and places.  Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio looks at the astonishing rescue of miner Francisco Zapata Nájera, after two weeks underground, and the dangers of mining across the region. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio looks ahead to the Peruvian Presidential Election, and profiles the leading candidates. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Today's special interview is with Dr. Brenda Elsey, and is broadcast in parallel with the World Cup ETC podcast. Elsey is Professor of History. She studies the history of gender, popular culture, and politics in twentieth century Latin America and is recognized as an authority on Latin American football, or soccer. She is author of Citizens and Sportsmen: Fútbol and Politics in Twentieth Century Chile (University of Texas, 2011), Futbolera: A History of Women and Sports in Latin America (University of Texas, 2019, with Joshua Nadel), and Losing to Win: Labor and Politics in Latin American Sport (University of North Carolina, forthcoming). Elsey has has published many articles in academic journals and anthologies. She also served as a senior editor for Oxford University Press’ Research Essays in Latin American History: Southern Cone. In 2018, she was the recipient of a Fulbright Scholar award in Argentina. Elsey has also written for The Guardian, The New York Times,The New Republic, and Sports Illustrated and co-hosts the sport and feminism podcast, Burn It All Down. Elsey is also Development Lead in the Americas for the Fare Network, which works on anti-discrimination in global football, monitors international matches for sexism, racism, and homophobia, and develops grass-roots projects.Support the show

Broadcasting legend Martin Kelner & Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio in conversation. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Henry Bonsu for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio in conversation with journalist Julia Tilton from The Daily Yonder, the US's only national news organization for rural people and places.  Support the show

Global Witness' March 2026 report on Guatemala examines how criminalisation and online smear campaigns work together to target and silence indigenous leaders and anti-corruption efforts. This special interview with report author Toby Hill looks at the report, the ongoing situation in Guatemala, and the work of Global Witness. Toby Hill is an investigative journalist researching how corruption and impunity fuel environmental crimes and human rights abuses. He has worked in South and Central America, particularly Paraguay, Nicaragua and Guatemala, and led investigations for organisations including Earthsight and Global Witness.The Global Witness report is available here:https://globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/land-and-environmental-defenders/weaponising-social-media-how-indigenous-leaders-and-climate-activists-are-smeared-and-criminalised-in-guatemala/The book referenced on Guatemala by Toby Hill is Bitter Fruit: The Story of the American Coup in Guatemala (1982) by Stephen Schlesinger and Stephen Kinzer - a classic investigative account of the 1954 CIA-backed overthrow of Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio talks to Henry Bonsu for Times Radio.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Paul Schmidt-Troschke about the current situation in Guadalajara, hours ahead of the first World Cup Intercontinental Playoff at the city's Estadio Akron. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio in conversation with journalist Julia Tilton from The Daily Yonder, the US's only national news organization for rural people and places.  To read the piece on Cuba in The Atlantic referenced by Julia in the podcast, copy and paste the link below:https://www.theatlantic.com/national-security/2026/03/trump-plan-cuba/686497/Julia Tilton's Daily Yonder radio is available here:https://www.yonderradio.com/Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Stig Abell for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Darryl Morris for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio looks at the musical storytelling of the Garifuna peoples of Belize, Honduras and Guatemala, focusing on their ancestry, culture and collective memory.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to regular guest Greg Gunter, alongside special invitees Fredric Dannen & Marcela Brondo, about the music scene in San Miguel de Allende, as well as their ticket platform initiative, BoletoCity: https://boletocity.com/For more information on Greg Gunter's work and real estate investments & opportunities, click on:https://bhhscolonialhomessanmiguel.com/https://dreamprohomesluxury.com/Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Carole Walker for Times Radio, + Extras. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Mark Urban for The Times At One, + Extras. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Dr. Sharron Schwartz about the History and legacy of Cornish Miners across Latin America.To read Dr. Schwartz's work, the following books are now available online:Mining a Shared Heritage: Mexico’s ‘Little Cornwall' (published in 2011)The Cornish in Latin America: Cousin Jack and the New World (2016)Dr. Schwartz's most recent book, The Great Trek of the Transport Party, Mexico (1825-26): A Tale of Tragedy and Triumph is to be published this May in conjunction with the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site to celebrate its 20th anniversary.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio in conversation with journalist Julia Tilton from The Daily Yonder, the US's only national news organization for rural people and places.  To read the piece referenced by Julia in the podcast, copy and paste the link below:https://foreignpolicy.com/2026/03/13/trump-shield-americas-drug-cartel-military-far-right/Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio picks up on notions and topics emerging from the Times Radio interview with Henry Bonsu. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Henry Bonsu for Times Radio, + Extras. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio talks to journalist Alexandra Rauscher about the days and weeks after the killing of Nemesio Oseguera. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio talks to Darryl Morris for Times Radio, + Extras.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio talks to artist and photographer Alan Pfeiffer about Paulo Antonio Paranaguá's seminal book, História da América Latina em 100 Fotografias, or a History of Latin America in 100 Photographs. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Olly Mann for Times Radio.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio with a round-up and analysis of news from across the region. To become a Founding Member, support the show or get in touch, email [email protected] the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio in conversation with journalist Julia Tilton from The Daily Yonder, the US's only national news organization for rural people and places.  To read the piece referenced by Julia in the podcast, copy and paste the link below:https://www.theatlantic.com/national-security/2026/03/cuba-trump-iran-venezuela/686203/?gift=V9sMJMuuQaVGnLm2_VXvCM9-v_8JRtXKRUVqVeMpb7I&utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=shareSupport the show

Latin America Correspondent speaks to Venezuelan journalist Marina Hernandez about the ongoing suggestion that Venezuelan oil actually belongs to the United States. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio picks up on the two big stories of the week from the region. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Henry Bonsu for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio is joined by an illustrious, mystery guest. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Kait Borsay for Times Radio, + Extras. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Carole Walker for Times Radio. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Kate McCann for Times Radio, + Extras.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio looks at the celebrated life of music legend Willie Colón, who has died at the age of 75.Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Sally Sara for the ABC's Radio National Breakfast in Australia, + Extras. Support the show

Latin America Correspondent Jon Bonfiglio speaks to Shelagh Fogarty for LBC in London. Support the show