Bartolomé de las Casas is alive and well across the Iberian Atlantic world today. And, as long as man concerns himself with issues of human rights, morality, truth, faith, religion, and the nature of humankind, he will live through the ages. He is in fact remembered not only throughout the world he traveled, but also throughout the Latin American world which he reached by reputation. In Peru there is the renowned Centro de Estudios Regionales Andinos, “Bartolomé de las Casas,” founded in 1974, and devoted to “research to understand, value, and reveal the complex Andean universe. Its activities are rooted in the principle of self-determination for all people of the Andes . . . permitting each person to realize his own destiny.” That is a perfect statement of one of Las Casas’s principles, easily transferred from his times to modern times, and, of course, underscoring the universality of his life’s work.