Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, October 26, 2026
The indigenous struggle for land rights. A resistance movement that grows every year in protagonism and visibility. The final film in a trilogy documents this struggle and focuses on the personal relationship between an indigenous leader and a filmmaker which developed during the period of over 30 years that he has been working in Brazil.
On Thursday, Liz Truss became Downing Street’s shortest-serving resident. Seven weeks after replacing outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson, Truss followed in her predecessor’s footsteps thanks to the chaos unleashed by her erratic economic policy. Néstor Marín Following the failure of her controversial tax cuts, which she had hoped […]
At the beginning of Lenin Moreno’s government in 2017, the murder rate was 5.6 per 100,000 inhabitants. Four years later, the figure rose to 14.4. Today, with Lasso’s government, 2022 will end with a rate of 21 or 22. Ecuador would be above the average of the countries in the […]
Having retired from the education sector, Marina now provides childcare from her home, which she has converted into a playhouse known as “Las Marinitas”. Today, it is a symbol and an example for the city of Manzanillo, in Cuba’s eastern Granma Province. Eliexer Peláez Pacheco It was a […]
The world’s food challenges are becoming increasi ngly severe, the result of a confluence of crises caused by climate disruption, conflict and economic pressures. It is known that during the first months of 2022, the number of hungry people in the world grew from 282 million to 345 million. […]
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