In the depths of Latin American history, where magnificent civilizations like the Aztec and Maya flourished, the land echoed with the wisdom of sages and reverberated with the voices of warriors. Then came the exploratory campaigns from Andalusia, China, and elsewhere, before Columbus anchored there. Upon exploration, European powers declared their desire to colonize these fertile lands, marking the beginning of ages of injustice, oppression, and slavery. Despite harsh conditions, indigenous populations continued to resist colonization smoothly, striving to preserve their identity and culture. At critical junctures in history, enduring figures such as Che Guevara rose, transforming into symbols of resistance and revolution against oppression. Nevertheless, Latin America’s path was not free from trials, as Chile experienced military coups, and major powers sought to bolster their dominance over the region.