Delays to investigations into shipments of wood with cocaine seized in Chile and other recent cases are feeding uncertainty in the forestry sector and reviving question marks over the Bolivian government’s institutional response to drug trafficking. Business is demanding that the investigations are accelerated. Jorge Petinaud Members […]
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A deportation that could tear a family apart
Having served his sentence and rebuilt his life, Avelino Márquez is fighting to remain in the United Kingdom with his children as he awaits a further appeal against deportation. Virginia Moreno Molina “In 1978 we left for economic reasons, but also because my father was a bit […]
From Peru to Bristol: a life shaped by mobility
Angela’s story reflects a migration journey built across several countries, professional opportunities and the search for a place where she can develop both her career and personal interests. Sonia Gumiel At 27 years old, Angela* considers herself to be the perfect age to live in a city like […]
The discrimination that renders Latin Americans invisible
Language barriers, insecure employment and tougher immigration rules leave many Latin Americans in a vulnerable position despite their economic contribution and professional skills. (The Prisma memoirs) Noelia Ceballos Terrén The hopes that they have when they arrive vanish as soon as they open their eyes and see that […]
International activism born from family hardship
Stories of violence, poverty and environmental destruction that shaped her family led Colombian activist Alejandra Piazzolla to campaign from the United Kingdom for climate justice, anti-racism and international solidarity. (The Prisma memoirs) Elle McHale Her family’s struggles, their stories of violence and environmental damage motivated Alejandra Piazzolla to […]
















