Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Covering a surface of approximately two square metres, and 30% of the total weight of an adult, the skin is a sensory organ that contributes to thermal regulation and protects us from the effects of microorganisms and external ‘attacks’. José de la Osa Doctor José Domínguez Gómez, a […]
The new legalisation establishes cuts in social spending which will have repercussions on the most vulnerable sector of society. Immigrants should know about certain measures which they can take to ensure that their worker’s and human rights are not violated. The austerity measures imposed by European governments regarding cuts […]
The beaches of France’s “île de beauté,” or “isle of beauty,” have been stained red by the blood of murder victims. The tiny island with the highest per- capita murder rate in Europe Angela Smith France takes pride in the picturesque, Mediterranean island of Corsica, which generates millions […]
Violence committed by children against their parents has increased notably. Between 2008 and 2010, a telephone helpline for parents received more than 22,000 calls reporting aggressive acts in the UK. 7,000 of those included cases of physical abuse. Benjamin Serra Though it seems to be a taboo subject […]
Has will go down in history as the most outstanding leader of the ongoing process of change in Latin America. The Bolivarian Revolution will not stop, because Chávez’s ideas have many more followers than people think, and many more than his opponents would like. Claudio Chipana G. Hugo […]
