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Latin American and Caribbean Art

A guide to UCLA Library resources related to Latin American and Caribbean art, including books, articles, and more.

Selected Newspaper Sources

Latin American Newspapers in UCLA Library Special Collections

  • Latin American labor movements newspaper collection (Collection 1425) — Labor newspapers from Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, Chile, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay and the United States.

  • Collection of Brazilian Newspapers 1881-1964 (Collection 1128) — Collection contains various Brazilian newspapers, primarily from Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, bound according to specific subjects or events in Brazilian history. Subjects covered include the death of Ruy Barbosa, the centenary of Brazilian independence, and the end of the Vargas government. Also contains official diaries of Brazil and the state of Guanabara.

  • Political Newspapers from Buenos Aires, 1786-1851 (Collection 1812) — This collection contains political newspapers published in Buenos Aires, Argentina from 1812 to 1851. Publications contain a range of topics with a focus on Argentine national issues but also include international news. The newspapers are primarily in Spanish, with some English, French, and Latin, beginning shortly after Argentine independence.

Online Newspaper Databases

Many newspapers and newswires published in Latin America are available online in news databases. The following are available to UCLA students.