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Saturday, October 24, 2026
His compositions have a splash of Changui, Nengon and Kiriba, musical genres originating on the island of Cuba. He made the most of the heritage that runs through his veins to create his own style, connect with his space and identity, know and explain the why, where, when, how and […]
Life puts people on the road without even expecting it, be it at work, on a trip or simply at an event or party. And the experience remains in one’s memory.This is how it is for me, and it is this which will survive Steve’s passing. Virginia Moreno […]
No sooner than Boris Johnson tried to look statesmanlike, it all fell apart. Some prime ministers get to retreat from national issues by bursting onto the world stage. He wanted to be world king as a child. It turns out he’s King Midas but instead of turning everything to gold, […]
In the early hours of 31 March, The Prisma’s longest running columnist passed away. A death on which he reflected intimately and publicly, as on the illness that took him away. So much value, so much love, so much shared commitment. The Prisma has died a little with Steve’s loss. […]
Two books -“Crashed” (2018) and “The Passage to Europe” (2013)- by Adam Tooze and Luuk van Middelaar have been justly celebrated for their respective studies of the global economic crash of 2008 and the complexion of EU integration. Sean Sheehan Perry Anderson is fulsome in his praise of […]
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