United Kingdom & Current affairs
- 2 days agoWhy is there so much interest in humanitarian aid in Venezuela? Why is there
- 2 days agoThis has been one of the more significant and moving films on UK austerity,
- 2 days agoThe indigenous peoples of Latin America continue fighting for their rights.
- 2 days agoOn 23 February, a public meeting will take place as part of this special
- 1 week agoFifty minutes in length, this documentary exposes the betrayals, traitors,
Multiculture
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Jazz FM awards nominations
February 18, 2019Taking place at Shoreditch Town Hall on International Jazz Day April 30th, the prize recognise the best emerging new artists, [...] -
Andalusian culture returns to the British capital
February 18, 2019On the banks of the Thames, in London’s colourful cultural zone, the Feria de Londres celebrates Southern Spain’s traditions [...] -
Carmen Paramio: two lands, two homes
February 11, 2019A Spanish woman, married to an Englishman and with two children, lives in Henley-on-Thames. Despite all the opportunities that [...]
- “Roots”: Bureaucracy and other demons
- Orlando García Camacho: England, the centre of his life
- Pablo Ferrer: “I am like a snail. My home is wherever I am”
Latin America
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Young Latin Americans: unemployment at its worst
February 18, 2019More than 10 million young people in Latin America and the Caribbean remain out of work. That is to say, the average level of [...] -
Strategies to combat violence and poverty in Jamaica
February 11, 2019The Caribbean nation has a high homicide rate: 47 per 100,000 inhabitants, almost three times the average for Latin America and [...] -
A crusade to preserve and strengthen ancestral languages
February 11, 2019Of the seven thousand languages that are spoken in the world, some six thousand seven hundred are considered to be indigenous. [...]
- Why do Venezuela’s opposition and the USA need war?
- In Brazil 54.8 Million people are in poverty
- Social leaders: silenced voices, massacred bodies
Culture
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“I, Daniel Blake”… The benefits system analysed in a movie
February 18, 2019This has been one of the more significant and moving films on UK austerity, what it has meant to the country and its impact on [...] -
Photographing decadence
February 18, 2019There is not much wiggle room for ethical equivocation when it comes to the Oxford English Dictionary’s definition of [...] -
Gogh and his vulnerable sunflowers
February 18, 2019The painting has only left Amsterdam six times in the last 46 years and won’t be leaving its location from now on. The painting [...]
- Homero Carvalho: “Us writers are a species of god-like creator”
- Jazz FM awards nominations
- Andalusian culture returns to the British capital
Workers
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The Caribbean community and the National Windrush Day of Action
February 18, 2019On 23 February, a public meeting will take place as part of this special demonstration day in the presence of people that have [...] -
Takeover at the British Museum: No War, No Warming
February 4, 2019Sixteen years ago massive demonstrations took place all over the world to speak out against the invasion of Iraq. Now, in [...] -
Brazil rebels against Jair Bolsonaro’s politics
January 21, 2019The politics of the new president of the South American country transcend borders. That’s why Lewisham Workers’ [...]
- The yellow vests bring their non-violent action to the UK
- United Voices of the World celebrates 5 years of action
- Unionizing in neoliberal times
United Kingdom
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Inhumane humanitarian aid from the United States
February 18, 2019Why is there so much interest in humanitarian aid in Venezuela? Why is there not the same [...] -
“I, Daniel Blake”… The benefits system analysed in a movie
February 18, 2019This has been one of the more significant and moving films on UK austerity, what it has [...] -
Hugo Blanco, Peru and indigenous rights
February 18, 2019The indigenous peoples of Latin America continue fighting for their rights. With respect [...]
- The Caribbean community and the National Windrush Day of Action
- “Quantum betrayal”
- Media and lies: political strategy to plant chaos
Lifestyle
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Young Latin Americans: unemployment at its worst
February 18, 2019More than 10 million young people in Latin America and the Caribbean remain out of work. That is to say, the average level of [...] -
Pros and Cons of Prom Culture in High School
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These tips will help you choose the best essay writing service
January 21, 2019[...]
- Cuba: A new route to sustainable development
- Top ways to distribute your brand’s key messages
- The Alpha-male illusion…
Strugles
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The Caribbean community and the National Windrush Day of Action
February 18, 2019On 23 February, a public meeting will take place as part of this special demonstration day in the presence of people that have [...] -
Takeover at the British Museum: No War, No Warming
February 4, 2019Sixteen years ago massive demonstrations took place all over the world to speak out against the invasion of Iraq. Now, in [...] -
Brazil rebels against Jair Bolsonaro’s politics
January 21, 2019The politics of the new president of the South American country transcend borders. That’s why Lewisham Workers’ [...]
- The yellow vests bring their non-violent action to the UK
- Unionizing in neoliberal times
- Unrevealing the crisis
World
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Inhumane humanitarian aid from the United States
February 18, 2019Why is there so much interest in humanitarian aid in Venezuela? Why is there not the same level of interest in helping others? [...] -
Is it possible to find decent work in a world without jobs?
February 4, 2019Artificial intelligence, automation and robotics will lead to jobs losses. But these same technological advances will also create [...] -
Gas theft in Mexico: from illegal activity to national problem
January 28, 2019As if it were another artery running through the body of the nation, this illicit activity has festered long enough to become [...]
- Trump and his government determined to throttle Cuba
- The endless agony of Palestine
- Yara Costa Pereira: Wear your heritage well, it’s what you are
