What the coup government of Jeanine Añez meant for the lives of Bolivians was devastating, as it threw overboard the achievements of Evo Morales. The author tells the story of how, after that year of repression, violence and corruption, changes began to be felt with the arrival of Luis Arce […]
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Investigation into complaints of child abuse
Recent allegations and prosecutions of abuse in children’s´ homes in Panama now await court proceedings and the outcome of the latest investigations. Osvaldo Rodríguez Martínez The scandal that in February led to strong protests and revelations of acts against the rights of minors, seems to lose momentum when […]
Cuban bioproduction in times of Covid
The use of biofertilisers, biopesticides and other environmentally friendly products is a growing necessity in the face of the frequent rejection of chemical products due to the harm they cause to nature and to human beings. Roberto Salomón Cuban agriculture today is experiencing a growing use of bioproducts […]
Auteur film in Barcelona
The “Barcelona International Auteur Film Festival” will take place from Thursday 29th April until 9th May. The event, in its eleventh year, will open with the French tragicomedy “Bye Bye Morons”. Directed by and starring Albert Dupontel this film, honoured with seven César prizes in its home country, is […]
Rutte always wins, no matter the cost or implications
After his fourth consecutive win, the liberal-conservative Mark Rutte is now leading talks to form a government in the Netherlands and doesn’t rule out any help in order to extend his time in power. Prime minister since 2010 and leader of the People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD, […]














