Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, February 24, 2019
The progressive governments of Latin America are facing the fury of right-wing political forces, which are employing media strategies such as planting chaos and hidden truths, igniting a credibility crisis. Joel Michel Varona Paulo Cannabrava, a Brazilian journalist and editor of Diálogos del Sur magazine, the Franco-Spanish intellectual, […]
Commercial tensions, increasing protectionism and a growing mistrust of the entities that design the architecture of global economics pose new challenges for those countries wishing to safeguard multilateralism as an instrument of cooperation. Ivette Fernández Lack of consensus among nations in adopting common policies to tackle climate change […]
The Caribbean nation has a high homicide rate: 47 per 100,000 inhabitants, almost three times the average for Latin America and the Caribbean, which is around 16 per 100,000. But the strategies now in place mean that today, the country is suffering less from this scourge. Claudia Gómez […]
Hannah Arendt, born in 1906 into a German-Jewish secular family, was arrested and questioned by the Gestapo for eight days in 1933. She left Germany illegally and eventually reached New York where she began to learn English. Within a decade she had written her major work, “The origins of totalitarianism”. […]
In addition to the human drama that an armed attack against this Latin American nation would entail for its own people, an armed intervention by the United States, or in conjunction with its Western and local allies, would have enormous repercussions throughout the continent.
It would turn it into a scenario similar to Iraq, Libya, Ukraine or Syria. This may be the result of some kind of large-scale military operation against the government of Nicolás Maduro.
