Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, December 17, 2018
On 30 November the ambassador of Venezuela in the United Kingdom sent a letter to the well-known British newspaper claiming that some publications had been inaccurate and biased and had failed to acknowledge the progress and efforts being made by the current government to deal with the crisis. But the […]
I am writing this the day after Theresa May postponed the Commons vote on the proposed Brexit deal to leave the European Union. Steve Latham Anything I write will be rendered out-of-date by the time this column is published at the weekend, overtaken by the rapid turn of […]
Lansdowne Jazz Series, via Decca Records UK, recently released five legendary albums digitally for the first time by “The Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet”. Alastair Steel Remastered at Abbey Road from the original master tapes, these will also be available as high-definition, 24-bit downloads. Rebecca Allen, President of Decca Records, […]
There are only 12 years left to reach the zero hunger goal set by the United Nations in its 2030 agenda. And reaching this goal appears to be increasingly more unlikely in light of the increase in the number of the starving compared to a decade ago. The UN’s second […]
It is a country of deep agricultural roots. However, in the last year, Uruguay has been immersed in a conflict lasting several months between its coalition government, Frente Amplio, and sectors of the agricultural industry. Hugo Rius Faced with temporary economy slowdown after years of continuous growth, independent […]
