Prof. Fattoruso has been a literary critic since 1976. He is the director of Artemisa Ediciones. He was a theater and film critic, editorial writer, and managing editor of the newspaper El Día, as well as an editorial writer for the newspapers La Mañana and Últimas Noticias. He served as Director of the National Book Institute, Director of News at Uruguay’s National Television, and Co-director of the Uruguayan Classics Collection of the Ministry of Education and Culture. He taught at the Military Institute of Higher Studies and the Center for Advanced National Studies. He served on the board of the Uruguayan-Argentine Cultural Institute and the Uruguay-Israel Cultural Institute. He published the following books: "France-Uruguay: A History of Their Convergences," "Presidency of the Republic" (1988), "Los Seres Queridos," Fin de Siglo Publishing (1998); and "One Cannot Speak of William Shakespeare: Meditations on Power," Artemisa Editores (2008).
Jerozolimski is a Uruguayan living in Israel. She is a correspondent for La Nación (Argentina), El Tiempo (Colombia), MVS (Mexico), and Onda Cero (Spain), among other media outlets. In Uruguay, she serves as a correspondent for Radio El Espectador and is a columnist for Montevideo.com. She was a correspondent for the BBC’s Latin American Service in London. She recently received the Special Mention for Foreign Press for Journalistic Excellence, awarded by the World Center of “B’nai B’rith.”
Shemtov was sent to Uruguay by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in February 1985 to establish Beit Chabad in the country and direct its educational, cultural, and social activities. He is a lecturer and author of various published articles on contemporary Judaism. He has published the books “Impossible Loves: A Dialogue on the Problem of Mixed Marriages Between Jews and Non-Jews” and “Crossing the Pond: A Uruguayan Rabbi and an Argentine Agnostic Explore Their Judaism.”
Jerozolimski is a Uruguayan living in Israel. She is a correspondent for La Nación (Argentina), El Tiempo (Colombia), MVS (Mexico), and Onda Cero (Spain), among other media outlets. In Uruguay, she serves as a correspondent for Radio El Espectador and is a columnist for Montevideo.com. She was a correspondent for the BBC’s Latin American Service in London. She recently received the Special Mention for Foreign Press for Journalistic Excellence, awarded by the World Center of “B’nai B’rith.”
Shemtov was sent to Uruguay by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in February 1985 to establish Beit Chabad in the country and direct its educational, cultural, and social activities. He is a lecturer and author of various published articles on contemporary Judaism. He has published the books “Impossible Loves: A Dialogue on the Problem of Mixed Marriages Between Jews and Non-Jews” and “Crossing the Pond: A Uruguayan Rabbi and an Argentine Agnostic Explore Their Judaism.”