1961 was the “Year of education”, the year that allowed Cuba to be declared a “territory free of illiteracy”, because illiteracy was substantially reduced. What happened that year is part of the island’s history and a film directed by Catherine Murphy reminisces about it. Sunday 11 July. Fidel Castro […]
Latin America
There can be no reconciliation with impunity
This is what Ademar Valda thinks today, for whom those responsible for the 2019 coup d’état in Bolivia must be brought to justice for the crimes they committed and for violation of human rights. In exclusive statements to the press, the former consul, sociologist and political analyst explained that […]
Elections in Chile: from right to left?
The electoral environment in this Latin American country gains momentum ahead of the November presidential elections, while the right wing seems to have lost its strength. Rafael Calcines Armas The path begins to clear after the second round of elections for governors in 13 of the country’s 16 […]
There is only one journalism
In the different journalistic and news coverage and treatment of the events related to the national strike in Colombia, the social mobilisations and the behaviour of the members of the National Police, two circumstances can be distinguished that compromise those who work as journalists and journalism itself. Germán Ayala […]
Martinelli, Varela and Odebrecht
Disclosures of the prosecution’s indictment in the Odebrecht case in Panama are supporting the alleged criminal liability of former presidents Ricardo Martinelli (2009-2014) and Juan Carlos Varela (2014-2019), according to leaks from the bulky file. Osvaldo Rodríguez Martínez Statements by protected witness under the code FEA-0001-2020, indicated Martinelli […]
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