Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, June 20, 2019
Recent events such as the European elections have brought to light the urgent need to protest against the far-right uprising that is promoting hate. For these reasons, a conference will be held in Sheffield on 23 June to discuss racism. Juanjo Andrés Cuervo There has been a tendency […]
A community of indigenous people accepted a government offer to return to their land, stolen from the Indians in the 1870s. The film looks through the eyes of the children to enter a world in which modern technology and ancient mythologies populate their minds. And the Puma lurks as a […]
A playful celebration of boredom through the eyes of artist and collector Dawn Parsonage. The display will be opened from 26 June to 6 July 2019 in Bermondsey Project Space. Humorous and often beautiful, this collection of images explores boredom through found images and contemporary portraits. Boredom is a […]
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, placed the government of the central American country, Mexico, in a political-economic dilemma of dramatic proportions by threatening to impose progressive export tariffs if they cannot curb migration. Luis Manuel Arce The idea was to burden absolutely every Mexican product […]
Plastic production is increasing: it stands at around 300 million tonnes a year, and yet only half is reusable or recyclable. Odalys Troya Flores As a result, more than nine million tonnes of plastic end up in the sea each year, the equivalent of a bin lorry full […]
