The Scottish producer Owen Gower talked about his film “Still the enemy within”. His first documentary film as a director was on the miners’ strikes that ravaged the country years ago. Fernando Marín Gascón “We knew people who had lived through the strikes themselves, with experiences that had […]
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Pain through the eyes of a Kobane refugee
“Displaced” … This word is used to encompass the lives of those caught up in one of the worst humanitarian crises this century. People are doing everything they can to continue their daily lives as if there were no war. The Prisma’ memoirs. Cristina Lago In September […]
Julian Assange, a prisoner for the truth
The founder of Wikileaks is still in the Belmarsh prison of London under the yoke of the United States. The role of investigative journalism must not fall into oblivion. Juanjo Andrés Cuervo On the 11th of February, thousands of people marched across London to celebrate the Carnival for […]
The veto of Scotland’s GRR bill: Part 3
On 17 January, the UK government released its list of stated reasons for using veto powers against the Scottish parliament. The unprecedented move blocked the new Gender Recognition Reform (GRR) Bill. Had the bill passed, it would have removed the need for gender dysphoria diagnosis to obtain a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC). Alex/Rose Cocker / the Canary* […]
Portugal, the forgotten memories of colonialism
Debunking the belief that the Portuguese were more benign colonizers than the Spanish in South America, Ariel de Bigault points out that Brazil is one of the few countries that was totally based on slavery. Trafficking: tearing people out of their homelands to force them to work in another continent was invented by the Portuguese.
















