Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, August 18, 2018
Trading is something that translates across cultures and nationalities. Money and value are understood across the world. This is why market trading is such a good way of making money for immigrants of all cultures. Money is universal. If you are looking to get into trading or you wish to […]
Is a home an island of vertical stability in a slippery sliding horizontal world? What happens when you can’t find one, or are forced to leave? And is it always the best thing for a mother to stay with her child? Graham Douglas “Mobile homes” is a film […]
That’s the question that the film “El camino de Santiago”, released on August 7th, will seek to answer. Who is responsible for the disappearance and subsequent death of the young Argentinian Santiago Maldonado who disappeared during a display of solidarity with the Mapuche people? On August 1st, one year after […]
Jorge Luis García Carneiro, governor of the Venezuelan state of Vargas, remembers the day on August 8, 1971, when he first met Hugo Chávez. It was the day those starting out as cadets in the Military Academy swore their oaths of allegiance to serve their country before the national flag. […]
An old legend which comes from the mythology of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon relates that chewing coca leaf builds a bridge towards the gods, a divine road where body and soul unite. Mónica del Pilar Uribe Marín Although legends often run counter to science, there are scientists […]
