In the different journalistic and news coverage and treatment of the events related to the national strike in Colombia, the social mobilisations and the behaviour of the members of the National Police, two circumstances can be distinguished that compromise those who work as journalists and journalism itself. Germán Ayala […]
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Martinelli, Varela and Odebrecht
Disclosures of the prosecution’s indictment in the Odebrecht case in Panama are supporting the alleged criminal liability of former presidents Ricardo Martinelli (2009-2014) and Juan Carlos Varela (2014-2019), according to leaks from the bulky file. Osvaldo Rodríguez Martínez Statements by protected witness under the code FEA-0001-2020, indicated Martinelli […]
US versus Cuba: point of no-return
Four years ago, on a Friday in June, as President, Donald Trump abrogated Obama’s presidential directive on normalising the ties with the island and signed a memorandum abolishing most of the progress made in the relations with Cuba. Such actions established a turning point for both nations. Karina Marrón […]
The myth of global Britain: Brexit and British isolationism
When the UK voted to leave the EU in June of 2016, it was due in part to a culmination of decades of anti-EU sentiment and an increasing desire within the UK to return to a time of supremacy, of “independence”. But however much Britain might wish to separate itself ideologically from Europe, the facts of physical and historical position remain.
The battle between truth and lies
More than two decades ago, Prensa Latina was born. The continent’s first alternative media against the big information monopolies. Orlando Oramas Leon It emerged in June 1959 as a need to broadcast the truth of what was happening in Cuba. It was the time of a ferocious campaign […]
















