Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
Not modern any more, the London buildings that Ian Na irn wrote about in the early `1960s have been eclipsed by The Shard and 22 Bishopsgate and wonkily-shaped edifices christened with names like Gherkin, Walkie Talkie and Cheesegrater. Sean Sheehan Nairn would have liked the nicknames more than […]
The fact that the United States has included Cuba on the list of sponsors of terrorism is a nonsense, an infamy that affects the daily lives of the people on the island. Therefore, today more than ever, we must redouble our efforts and concrete actions of international cooperation and solidarity. […]
“Rigged opinion polls, anti-democratic conditions, errors of strategy, dirty campaigning and the electoral dynamics of recent history are the big areas of variables that allow us to understand…how a fraudulent legitimisation of neo-liberalism and authoritarianism in Ecuador was manufactured.” These are the words of the sociologist Agustín Burbano referring […]
In the 1980s, during the conflict that confronted the people of El Salvador, three individuals were known for leading large-scale massacres and human rights violations, and to this day they are still at large. But the landscape has changed and today they are finally facing justice. Luis Beatón […]
Jonathan Meades was once a familiar face on television, especially on the BBC, in documentaries about architecture and the built environments of Britain. Sean Sheehan He has long been a journalist and a writer of fiction so the publication of “Empty wigs”, a collection of short stories, should […]
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