Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Today, Uruguay’s society is more violent and is suffering from growing poverty. Its first victims are children and teenagers. This has been recognised by the leaders of a nation that is known for being safe and for having a good quality of life. Orlando Oramas León A quadruple […]
The victory of the Spanish right-wing in the European elections came as no surprise. The majority was as expected. Spain did not reach the point of France and Germany, where the advance of the far right made the respective governments tremble. But the possibility of certain alliances poses a threat. […]
If fascism is understood as the extreme denial of the basic principles of liberal thought, that is, of bourgeois democracy, what nowadays is called the far-right or simply fascism can be taken as the modern version of fascism. It never disappeared and it is now merely being reborn with new characteristics but retaining the foundations of yesteryear.
The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) in the 1980s and the pro-Palestine movement have both faced intense scrutiny and demonization. Despite operating in different contexts, both share common strategies and challenges in countering negative portrayals. Understanding how the CND operated can provide a roadmap for the progressive movements of today. […]
An open-to-all festival is the UK’s first event dedicated to celebrating queer Latin American and LGBTQ+ identities. It aims to provide a welcoming space for dialogue and festivity, offering essential health services and queer-focused cultural activities to support and build community visibility during London’s Pride month. Harry Allen […]
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