“A new day”, a work where two harps, viola, bass, percussion and voice are mixed together, will be released on the 21st of June. Its author is Tasha Smith Godinez, a harpist whose music transcends boundaries and genres. Her latest album has been inspired by the Celtic harp, nature, family […]
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Art protests
A German officer visited Picasso in his studio in Paris during the Second World War and there he saw Guernica. What he viewed as a swirling mess of shapes provoked him into asking the artist “Did you do this?” to which he received the reply “No, you did this”. […]
Chile’s right wing seeks to re-establish military tribunals
The country’s opposition has put forward a bill to reinstate military justice for members of the army or police who commit crimes against civilians. Carmen Esquivel On 27 April, 19-year-old Franco Vargas, a young man doing his military service, died while on a training march in the commune […]
US admits that Cuba cooperates against terrorism
The North admitted what is known to all: that Cuba fully cooperates with counter-terrorism efforts. This is what Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez wrote on his X account. And this was applauded by a group of Democratic congressmen. In a joint statement they said they welcomed the decision by Joe […]
All else be damned
Adrian Johnston, the author of “Infinite greed”, is a professor of philosophy and his books and articles on Źiźek are essential reading but with long and sometimes abstruse sentences, they are not for the fainthearted. Sean Sheehan This book, about ‘the inhuman selfishness of capital’, is written in […]
















