Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
In comparison to their grandparents and parents who may not have felt completely at home in Britain, accepted that they were different, and in some cases even expected to be discriminated against, third generation migrants are more likely to stand up to racism, push for equality and fight against discrimination.
The children of Latin American immigrants maintain strong ties to their heritage while trying to build their future in the country where they were born (the UK), amid experiences of exclusion and an ongoing debate about their sense of belonging. Miriam Valero They are the British Latinos, and […]
Warnings over new security structures made up of reservists, growing tensions during the presidential transition and a climate of greater political confrontation are reviving fears of regression in human rights and democratic guarantees. Ivette Fernández In the New Granadian nation, victim for over six decades of internecine wars, […]
She emigrated to find the opportunities she could not find in Spain and went on to build a successful career in London. Yet professional success has not diminished her ties to her family or her hope of returning one day. Noelia Ceballos Years ago Lucía* arrived in London, […]
The United States and Israel’s attack on Iran triggered an energy crisis that raised oil prices, drove new inflationary pressures and led the IMF to revise its growth forecasts for the world economy. And this crisis threatens developing countries in particular. Frank González The war unleashed on 28th […]
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