Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, March 23, 2019
Strengthening solidarity with Venezuela and its Bolivarian process, urging British parliamentarians to demand the lifting of economic sanctions and passing a declaration calling for the promotion of peace and the protection of the country’s democratic institutions, formed the basis, among other things, for the issues dealt with and decisions taken […]
President Mauricio Macri assures that everything is better and “that profound changes require patience”. But he is already in the fourth year of his term, is seeking re-election, and things aren’t looking good; from unemployment to destitution and hunger to poverty. Experts think that this year will be even more […]
January in Ecuador began with two events in the space of a week that shook the nation. The gang rape of Martha in a Quito bar, and the murder of Diana, stabbed to death by her ex-partner, originally from Venezuela. The latter triggered a number of xenophobic acts by local […]
The African activists Mary Oloiparuni, Asha Ismail and Jaha Mapenzi Dukureh do not know each other but they share a painful experience: they all suffered genital mutilation. Pain, haemorrhages and scars persist almost 20 years later in the young woman’s memory. Laura Becquer Paseiro Mary Oloiparuni was subjected […]
This March, the Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinematográficos (ICAIC, Cuban Institute of Cinematographic Art and Industry) is celebrating 60 years of activity and having managed to bring a passion for cinema to all of Cuba. Martha Sánchez The institution was founded on the first revolutionary law in the cultural […]
