United Kingdom & Current affairs
- 3 days agoCollectives from different countries have signed a document that seeks the
- 5 days agoThe event will take place on 23 May in London and should be an opportunity to
- 5 days agoFears and anxieties are used to create and diffuse fake news and manipulate the
- 5 days agoWhen the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America – Peoples’
- 5 days agoThe nationalisation of hydrocarbons in 2006 by President Evo Morales, was an
Multiculture
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João Guilherme: WhatsApp & fake news, or how to kill democracy
May 20, 2019Fears and anxieties are used to create and diffuse fake news and manipulate the electorate. This is what happened at the last [...] -
Celebrating art, diversity and female empowerment in the UK
May 13, 2019This is what the Festival of Latin American Women in the Arts (Flawa), will do between the 15th and 19th May, in London. A way to [...] -
A mother’s despair… The kidnapped son
May 6, 2019After two years of court proceedings, Karol Marmolejo lives with the anguish of the second kidnapping of Angelo, her 9-year-old [...]
- Women, immigrants and “undocumented”… A powerful story
- Virginia Bustos García: between love and teaching
- Carlos Quintana, painting life stories
Latin America
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Asking the international community to defend the Peace Agreement in Colombia
May 21, 2019Collectives from different countries have signed a document that seeks the solidarity of nations before the imminent danger faced [...] -
The director of the ALBA Bank says, “It’s a difficult time”
May 20, 2019When the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America – Peoples’ Trade Treaty (ALBA – TCP) came about, its [...] -
Nationalisation: give the people what is the people’s
May 20, 2019The nationalisation of hydrocarbons in 2006 by President Evo Morales, was an historic decision that, since then, has marked [...]
- International solidarity with Cuba against US blockade
- Femicide in Brazil: hatred and contempt for women
- Prosur, or how to deepen regional division
Culture
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Søren Kierkegaard: Learning the Ultimate
May 20, 2019Biographies conventionally kick off with the subject’s family background or their birth and move onwards in chronological [...] -
Roberto Minervini: What you gonna do when the world’s on fire?
May 20, 2019Spurred by the police killings of Black people in 2016 he decides to make a film about Black America. By slowly absorbing their [...] -
Mama Amazonica
May 13, 2019“Mama Amazonica” is a collection of poems by Pascale Petit with a strange dual setting that segues between a psychiatric [...]
- Affonso Uchoa: the power of fiction to transform experience
- The Holocaust and the Danish exception
- An ensemble of music and freedom
Workers
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The march of the forgotten
May 6, 2019This is the name given to the “Mobilisation against repression and state violence” that will take place on Wednesday 6th May, [...] -
Questions to be answered after GKN plant closure revealed
April 8, 2019Unite The Union demanded an urgent meeting with Melrose bosses after news emerged of plans to close GKN’s King’s [...] -
Scandal as outsourcing giant withholds workers’ pay
April 8, 2019Thousands of low paid workers employed by ISS, a multibillion pound global outsourcing giant, are up in arms after being told the [...]
- The blacklisting shame and the need for public inquiry
- The Caribbean community and the National Windrush Day of Action
- Takeover at the British Museum: No War, No Warming
United Kingdom
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Asking the international community to defend the Peace Agreement in Colombia
May 21, 2019Collectives from different countries have signed a document that seeks the solidarity of [...] -
Unravelling the truth: the Madres de Plaza de Mayo
May 20, 2019The event will take place on 23 May in London and should be an opportunity to explore the [...] -
João Guilherme: WhatsApp & fake news, or how to kill democracy
May 20, 2019Fears and anxieties are used to create and diffuse fake news and manipulate the [...]
- The director of the ALBA Bank says, “It’s a difficult time”
- Nationalisation: give the people what is the people’s
- Celebrating art, diversity and female empowerment in the UK
Lifestyle
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Water and agriculture: means of survival and source of livelihood
May 13, 2019Agriculture consumes 70% of all water withdrawals and in turn, is the sector that suffers most from droughts. This explains the [...] -
Cremation jewellery from ashes, is it ethical?
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The most contaminated area of India
April 29, 2019In the plains of the Ganges, 600 million Indians suffer the effects of climate change and air pollution in cities such as [...]
- Eco-socialism to fight The Apocalypse Either will do – you choose
- Cuba and its partnership to prevent brain diseases
- Being an environmentalist in Honduras, a mortal risk
Strugles
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The march of the forgotten
May 6, 2019This is the name given to the “Mobilisation against repression and state violence” that will take place on Wednesday 6th May, [...] -
Questions to be answered after GKN plant closure revealed
April 8, 2019Unite The Union demanded an urgent meeting with Melrose bosses after news emerged of plans to close GKN’s King’s [...] -
Scandal as outsourcing giant withholds workers’ pay
April 8, 2019Thousands of low paid workers employed by ISS, a multibillion pound global outsourcing giant, are up in arms after being told the [...]
- The blacklisting shame and the need for public inquiry
- The Caribbean community and the National Windrush Day of Action
- Takeover at the British Museum: No War, No Warming
World
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Asking the international community to defend the Peace Agreement in Colombia
May 21, 2019Collectives from different countries have signed a document that seeks the solidarity of nations before the imminent danger faced [...] -
Roberto Minervini: What you gonna do when the world’s on fire?
May 20, 2019Spurred by the police killings of Black people in 2016 he decides to make a film about Black America. By slowly absorbing their [...] -
Cremation jewellery from ashes, is it ethical?
May 7, 2019[...]
- The most contaminated area of India
- Women, immigrants and “undocumented”… A powerful story
- Child abuse in Japan
