The US media war against Cuba and other countries seeks to prepare subjective conditions to justify and intervention, warned Bolivian lawyer, researcher, journalist and politician Hugo Moldiz. Carmen Esquivel Sarría In an interview with Prensa Latina, Moldiz talks about the use of social networks and the media to […]
Author: ThePrisma
Slow vaccination vs. tourism to Latin America
Europeans will take a little longer to regain confidence in the Latin American market due to the complexity of vaccination programs and their delay in these countries. Fausto Triana Therefore, the tourism [industry] will take time to recover the movement of travellers abroad, especially to Latin America. […]
Living in Nazi Germany
Jack Nicholson, in the 1975 movie “The passenger”, plays a character who switches his identity with that of someone recently deceased. Sean Sheehan A novel with the same title, “The passenger”, was written almost four decades earlier but remained virtually unknown for seventy years. Its main character is […]
The importance of trust
This article came about after reading a surprising source―an item by two young (early thirties) female investigative journalists on an investigative assignment to a nudist colony. Nigel Pocock At the end of their piece, the authors comment on a characteristic of the group that they clearly had not […]
Class and identity
Throughout the world, far-right populists mobilise supporters along lines of identity: especially religion and race. Steve Latham Left-wing commentators decry this, because it subverts class-based politics. But (as a friend asked me) what is the relationship between these two models of political mobilisation? It’s ironic that leftists criticise […]