Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
Former vice president Jorge Glas, for many the first victim of lawfare in Ecuador, left prison today after a long battle and the approval of Habeas Corpus requested by his defence. The former vice-president served more than four years and six months in prison, sentenced to eight and six […]
Children in Palestine face severe psychological and social problems as a result of the conflict. These problems are compounded by poverty, lack of housing, arrests and beatings of themselves or their family members, and the scarcity of water, electricity, education and health care. Adolescents are also forced to confess and sign papers, without knowing what they say; they are locked up in interrogation centres for up to two months.
Only now, two weeks after the event, I feel able to put into words the suffocation I felt on 23 March 2022, when I was at Julian Assange’s wedding at Belmarsh Prison in London. The events of this day were merciless and the feelings evoked surprising and terribly intimate. […]
Assange is the spotlight that illuminates the elephant in the dark room. In a state of shock, people take the light away from the elephant to turn it against Assange. And now the ‘elephant in the room’ is the recent verdict allowing Assange’s extradition, and it is press freedom and […]
Globalisation, which profoundly affects the countries of the system’s periphery, is showing all its limitations, especially since the 2008 world crisis (which is still ongoing), and it is taking on very dramatic characteristics with the Covid-19 pandemic and the current conflict in Ukraine. Juan Diego Garcia Presented as […]
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