Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, November 2, 2026
Due to a lack of official recognition as an ethic minority, London’s Latin American community are prevented from integrating further into mainstream society. – –Georgina Campbell – The shadowy life of early mornings and late nights spent hauling a bucket and mop around schools, offices and hotels is the fate […]
Down the narrow, cobblestoned back-streets beats the heart of a Bohemian nation. Surviving occupations from the Habsburg Empire to the Nazis, Prague is a city whose history is as diverse as the stunning architecture that tells its story. – – Georgina Campbell Indulgence in a liberal, unconventional lifestyle defines […]
José Manuel Valdermar Prata spent the first years of his life in his birthplace Benguela, a coastal city west of Angola. At the age of nine, he was already aware that the country had been immersed into a civil war, one which at times seemed to be resolved by peace, […]
Aleida Guevara has come to the UK to mark the 45th anniversary of the execution of her father Ché Guevara. Graham Douglas – When I arrive she is sitting alone at the podium in a House of Commons Committee Room while preparations go on around her for a meeting […]
The continent’s children and young people are the most vulnerable members of society, most affected by the high rates of criminality and inequality recorded in countries in the region. Seven out of ten murder victims come from this age group. The Prisma’s Memoirs. September 2012.s . Miriam Valero . Latin […]
.jpg)
