Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, December 15, 2019
Could it be that allowing a completely open door to immigrants, with no checks whatsoever, is far from the moral high ground that it claims to be, but rather the opposite? Nigel Pocock What then are the detrimental effects of immigration on poor countries? The first and […]
When the stranger stands and looks up everywhere in Port au Prince, capital of Haiti, it is a moment to keep forever. Diony Sanabia Abadia * Many think of the Haitian capital as a place with few blessings, like the nation, but it is better to imagine its […]
Paraguay. Martínez was elected Senator this year. She is also the former Minister of Health under President Fernando Lugo. She talks about the important and decisive moment that Paraguay is currently experiencing, and the mass movement in the Guarani nation. Javier Rodriguez Being the leader of the […]
This is what John J. Marulanda, LADPP member, talks about. The cuts have increased cases of marginalisation and isolation of these people and will undoubtedly make them even more vulnerable citizens. And the British government has shown clear signs of not caring about their future. . Ramón Alabau The […]
The reduction of poverty and inequality are two social problems in Bolivia that have been moderated by the policies of a government motivated by social movements. Since the Revolution of 1952, until the social demands of the first decade of 2000, Bolivia has been one of the Latin American […]
