The growth of the Latin American population in the United States has transformed its social and political weight, while also making it harder to classify. Different nationalities, languages, ancestries and experiences challenge the categories used to define a community that no longer fits a single identity. Darrin Burgess […]
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In Turkey’s diaspora, music becomes a form of resistance
The story of Turkish immigrants in Germany reveals how racism, language barriers, and internal divisions have facilitated their economic exploitation, while cultural activities, far from being only repressed, have also sparked creative forms of community resistance.
Multicultural identity: urban traces in Azerbaijan
From ancient Silk Road settlements to Baku’s contemporary skyline, centuries of encounters between cultures, architectural traditions and communities have shaped a distinctive urban landscape. Its streets, buildings and public spaces reflect a diversity of influences, showing how different cultural traditions have become part of the country’s urban identity.
From Cochabamba to London: a decade to start over
He arrived in the UK on a student visa, worked while learning English and took ten years to obtain British citizenship. Roberto Sagaz’s story reflects the challenges, determination and opportunities that shape the experience of many Latin American immigrants in London. He is a Bolivian man from Cochabamba, a […]
The British capital as a stop along the way
Immigrant stories. After leaving Colombia and building a new life in Spain, she moved to the UK with one clear goal: to save money and return. Her experience reflects the determination of those who take on two jobs without giving up the hope of returning to the place they truly […]
















