Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
Extrajudicial executions carried out by members of the Armed Forces formed part of the dark history of Colombia. They were murdered and presented to the public as guerrilla fighters, although none of them were. For more than ten years, their family members have sought the truth and to bring those responsible to justice.
The diverse flow of immigrants that enter the Central American country through the border with Colombia tends to continue and grow. Nils Castro Despite the harshness and lethal nature of the trails that penetrate the Panamanian territory through the jungle, it is expected that the size, morbidity, harmful […]
Inequalities are staggering high in Latin America, impacting groups of the population very differently when faced with a shock of the magnitude of Covid. With the pandemic here to stay, not only is it causing a worsening of inequalities, but also have pre-existing inequalities made the impact of the first waves far worse for the most vulnerable segments of the population.
As we assess what it takes to build a wealthier Latin America post-pandemic, our series continues with a focus on the world of work. The world’s longest and toughest lockdowns in the first waves destroyed livelihoods. Informal workers were most dramatically impacted while the rise in the gig economy is posing new challenges that […]
The programme of Colombia’s new government, led by Gustavo Petro Urrego, marks the start of overturning the neoliberal model, replacing it with one that gives the state back its decisive role in the functioning of the economy. Juan Diego García This challenge faces many elements of the developmentalist […]
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