United Kingdom & Current affairs
- 9 hours agoArgentina concludes a hard year of economic turmoil, crisis, recession, the
- 9 hours agoIt is called “Mi Teleférico” (My Cable Car). It is a state-owned company
- 9 hours agoOn 30 November the ambassador of Venezuela in the United Kingdom sent a letter
- 9 hours agoOn 25 of January, music welcomes the new year with fascinating Sufi chants from
- 10 hours agoBuilding Young Brixton, a consortium of six Lambeth based charities and social
Multiculture
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Transforming young people lives
December 17, 2018Building Young Brixton, a consortium of six Lambeth based charities and social enterprises, has successfully secured over [...] -
The British jazz explosion
December 17, 2018Lansdowne Jazz Series, via Decca Records UK, recently released five legendary albums digitally for the first time by “The Don [...] -
The Cuban doctor and the pain of leaving Brazil
December 10, 2018Brasilia. Everyone wants to hug the Cuban doctor Leidys Ana González Bello, who wants her patients to live healthy lives, and [...]
- Unionizing in neoliberal times
- “Kindred Spirits”: a Cuban U.S American perspective
- Ana Ulsig talks Brazil, Liberty the play, Kath Duncan and more
Latin America
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The world’s longest cable transport system is in Bolivia
December 17, 2018It is called “Mi Teleférico” (My Cable Car). It is a state-owned company and is the only one of its kind. It was founded in [...] -
Forty years of ‘El Goce Pagano’
December 17, 2018Four decades ago, one of the original venues for “dancing salsa and dancing for freedom” opened in Colombia. One of the [...] -
Putting an end to hunger: An impossible task?
December 10, 2018There are only 12 years left to reach the zero hunger goal set by the United Nations in its 2030 agenda. And reaching this goal [...]
- Inequality in Latin America: a difficult enemy to overcome
- The Cuban doctor and the pain of leaving Brazil
- In a country with food, hundreds of infants are dying of hunger
Culture
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Jedba and Thraki, a multicultural musical approach
December 17, 2018On 25 of January, music welcomes the new year with fascinating Sufi chants from Marrakech: Jedba, and dances and traditional [...] -
I am Ashurbanipal
December 17, 2018A new big-time exhibition at the British Museum opens a graphic and disturbingly familiar window on the leader of a world power [...] -
Forty years of ‘El Goce Pagano’
December 17, 2018Four decades ago, one of the original venues for “dancing salsa and dancing for freedom” opened in Colombia. One of the [...]
- The British jazz explosion
- Badass Jack Reacher fulfils your deepest wishes
- Yara Costa Pereira: Wear your heritage well, it’s what you are
Workers
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Unionizing in neoliberal times
December 10, 2018A series of panel discussions about the experience of social and political movements that have secured governmental power will [...] -
Unrevealing the crisis
November 12, 2018The British government has been playing a key role in undermining the work of NGO rescue ships. This December, Care4Calais and [...] -
Irish people against the government: homes for all
November 12, 2018This December, Dubliners will demonstrate to tackle the severe housing crisis Ireland is currently facing. Housing is not a [...]
- Latinos in precarious employment say ‘no’ to labour exploitation in the UK
- Stand with Corbyn and unite to end Tory austerity
- Resistance against extractivism
United Kingdom
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Argentina and its government: the hardest year
December 17, 2018Argentina concludes a hard year of economic turmoil, crisis, recession, the huge rise in [...] -
The world’s longest cable transport system is in Bolivia
December 17, 2018It is called “Mi Teleférico” (My Cable Car). It is a state-owned company and is the [...] -
The Guardian remains silent to Diplomatic request
December 17, 2018On 30 November the ambassador of Venezuela in the United Kingdom sent a letter to the [...]
- Jedba and Thraki, a multicultural musical approach
- Transforming young people lives
- The endless agony of Palestine
Lifestyle
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The Bermuda Triangle, is it just a myth?
December 10, 2018It is a place that belongs to both the world of science and fantasy. It is found in the Caribbean Sea and sparks interest for the [...] -
Businesses That You Never Thought Would Use Blockchain
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0KM Food: a revolution that benefits everyone
November 5, 2018Zero KM Food is a production and sales philosophy that combines pleasure and knowledge for eating. It brings advantages for [...]
- Mining in Colombia: the impunity of Cerro Matoso
- The Potential of Blockchain Technology
- Our thoughtless throwaway culture
Strugles
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Unionizing in neoliberal times
December 10, 2018A series of panel discussions about the experience of social and political movements that have secured governmental power will [...] -
Unrevealing the crisis
November 12, 2018The British government has been playing a key role in undermining the work of NGO rescue ships. This December, Care4Calais and [...] -
Irish people against the government: homes for all
November 12, 2018This December, Dubliners will demonstrate to tackle the severe housing crisis Ireland is currently facing. Housing is not a [...]
- Latinos in precarious employment say ‘no’ to labour exploitation in the UK
- Stand with Corbyn and unite to end Tory austerity
- Resistance against extractivism
World
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Trump and his government determined to throttle Cuba
December 17, 2018The renewed intensifying of the embargo imposed by Washington on the Caribbean nation over 55 years ago, the decision to reduce [...] -
The endless agony of Palestine
December 10, 2018The longest occupation in modern history continues unabated, holding an entire people captive and robbing them of their lands, [...] -
Yara Costa Pereira: Wear your heritage well, it’s what you are
December 3, 2018Turbo-powered versions of Islam and Christianity are threatening the peaceful co-existence of religions in Mozambique. Centuries [...]
- Trump’s challenges in a divided country
- Yara Costa: new religious colonialisms in Mozambique
- The USA and the violence fed by hatred
