United Kingdom & Current affairs
- 5 days agoIn the UK, where extreme views and intolerance have gained ground since the
- 5 days agoIn a country like the United Kingdom, where there are more than 180,000 Latin
- 5 days agoThe Latin American country begins a year of definitions with a historic trial
- 5 days agoDomestic violence, whether psychological, physical or economic, is putting
- 5 days agoThis seems to be the message conveyed by “Join us for the fall!” a new
Multiculture
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Continuing the resistance to racial discrimination
January 20, 2020In the UK, where extreme views and intolerance have gained ground since the 2016 Brexit referendum, activists and organisations [...] -
Latin Americans are preparing for Brexit
January 20, 2020In a country like the United Kingdom, where there are more than 180,000 Latin Americans, it is important that everyone takes part [...] -
Brexit and immigrants: The future at risk
January 20, 2020Despite concrete evidence to the contrary, right wings parties from all over the world always play the “immigrants are stealing [...]
- Supporting vulnerable EU immigrants in Brexit times
- The drama of an immigrant woman in the United Kingdom
- Immigration and homosexuality in the dictatorship
Latin America
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Continuing the resistance to racial discrimination
January 20, 2020In the UK, where extreme views and intolerance have gained ground since the 2016 Brexit referendum, activists and organisations [...] -
Chile without mobilisations: the calm before the storm?
January 20, 2020The Latin American country begins a year of definitions with a historic trial for a new constitution, an announced revival of [...] -
Juan Caceres: immigrants are just ‘perro-bombas’ for the Chilean government
January 20, 2020This is the story of one Haitian immigrant based in reality. It is also a metaphor for the exploitation that is a way of life in [...]
- ALBA means independence and autonomy for Latin America
- In conversation with Yasmany Guerrero, star of “Buscando a Casal”
- Military repression aims to silence social unrest in Latin America
Culture
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Letter to America from a working mother’s kitchen
January 20, 2020Her habitat is her kitchen. The occupation of the narrator, a middle-aged woman, is selling cakes baked at home and her mind [...] -
Juan Caceres: immigrants are just ‘perro-bombas’ for the Chilean government
January 20, 2020This is the story of one Haitian immigrant based in reality. It is also a metaphor for the exploitation that is a way of life in [...] -
In conversation with Yasmany Guerrero, star of “Buscando a Casal”
January 13, 2020Cuban director Jorge Luis Sánchez had to wait more than twenty years to create his film about the poet Julián del Casal and [...]
- Sitting down with a good book
- War, the human condition, the animal condition
- Immigration and homosexuality in the dictatorship
Workers
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BP or not to BP?
January 20, 2020This seems to be the message conveyed by “Join us for the fall!” a new protest against this British petrol and gas [...] -
Brixton noise Demo: incarceration is not social exclusion
December 23, 2019The lack of support for people serving a sentence in prison can have tangible consequences on their psyche. Isolation from their [...] -
In London, voices for Catalonia and democracy
October 21, 2019After having committed human rights abuses during the Referendum for Catalan Independence that took place two years ago, the [...]
- #StopArmingIsrael: No more war crimes!
- Carillion’s case: hospitals remain unbuilt and guilty unpunished
- The non-stop picket against Apartheid
United Kingdom
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Continuing the resistance to racial discrimination
January 20, 2020In the UK, where extreme views and intolerance have gained ground since the 2016 Brexit [...] -
Latin Americans are preparing for Brexit
January 20, 2020In a country like the United Kingdom, where there are more than 180,000 Latin Americans, [...] -
Chile without mobilisations: the calm before the storm?
January 20, 2020The Latin American country begins a year of definitions with a historic trial for a new [...]
- Battered women: silence or death
- BP or not to BP?
- Acid attacks: an uncivilised yet common crime in India
Lifestyle
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How to save yourself from fake ID Sites?
January 16, 2020———————————————– If you are [...] -
Monitoring your health
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The Pacific Ocean, another victim of climate change
January 13, 2020Around 30,000 islands in the Pacific Ocean are facing a real threat due to rising sea levels, which are estimated to reach [...]
- Top Tips for Moving to London
- Digital independence vs the United States’ technological blockade
- Essential Tips on Performing a Seamless Reverse Image Search
Strugles
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BP or not to BP?
January 20, 2020This seems to be the message conveyed by “Join us for the fall!” a new protest against this British petrol and gas [...] -
Brixton noise Demo: incarceration is not social exclusion
December 23, 2019The lack of support for people serving a sentence in prison can have tangible consequences on their psyche. Isolation from their [...] -
In London, voices for Catalonia and democracy
October 21, 2019After having committed human rights abuses during the Referendum for Catalan Independence that took place two years ago, the [...]
- #StopArmingIsrael: No more war crimes!
- The non-stop picket against Apartheid
- USA, Trump and his unethical hands on Latin America
World
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Battered women: silence or death
January 20, 2020Domestic violence, whether psychological, physical or economic, is putting women and children at risk in Angola, according to [...] -
Acid attacks: an uncivilised yet common crime in India
January 13, 2020Cases of violence against women are on the rise in India, where between 250 and 300 acid attacks are reported each year, often [...] -
The Pacific Ocean, another victim of climate change
January 13, 2020Around 30,000 islands in the Pacific Ocean are facing a real threat due to rising sea levels, which are estimated to reach [...]
- Democracy: when the opposition is the Media
- Stealing the wealth of nations
- The media are the right-wing’s biggest party
