Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, February 26, 2021
Half of Latin Americans in London are out of work as a result of the pandemic and 1 in 7 are not registered with the GP. The lack of access to basic healthcare raises concerns about the roll out of the vaccine among the community. This is revealed in […]
Four years ago, the US Embassy in Cuba claimed their previously healthy diplomats and agents, suffered remote attacks. The officials allegedly suffered hearing and brain damage. Orlando Oramas Leon Accusations and speculations from the United States created the hypothesis of a high-tech “mystery weapon” having been used, with […]
From the cultural and ethnic diversity, this month of February have emerged creations where the reality of migrations, the traditions of a continent and the ability to create over any barrier converge. They are all actors, each in different scenarios, the guitarist Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde exploring ancient Andalusia and […]
When death is near, we have two options: succumb to the pain or cling to what we have left. On the day my parents and my grandmother tested positive for Covid 19, I opted for the latter. For weeks they had headaches, vomiting and fevers. Today some have aftereffects. […]
After a year of pandemic uncertainty, the vaccine is now a tangible solution that gives many people peace of mind. In the United Kingdom people have already started to be vaccinated, but concerns are being raised in both the native and immigrant communities. Carla Torres y Dolores Modern* […]
