The current economic crisis started before Covid 19. What the pandemic did was escalate it abruptly and add unexpected biases. Once the health issue is under control, we will still have to deal with the economic crisis and its social consequences exacerbated by the situation. Nils Castro One […]
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Authoritarianism in Haiti: a driver of increasing violence
The president is proposing controversial constitutional change and general and legislative elections. Without a parliament, its judiciary weakened, rife with accusations of political repression and presidential decrees being called into question – Haiti is teetering on the brink of crisis, uncertainty and instability. Aneli Ruiz Garcia The nation […]
Neoliberal power in times of pandemic
The neoliberal model that has imposed the hegemony of the market over the corrective and balancing action of the modern state (as far as this is possible in the capitalist system) is showing all its limitations with the current coronavirus pandemi
Fighting racism, inequality and disproportionality
A virtual gallery to celebrate Newham’s cultural history, a street names audit; a digital inclusion strategy, a business pledge to promote inclusion, and a staff survey on racism are among measures to tackle inequality and racism. Following its pledge to tackle racism, inequality and disproportionality in the borough, Newham […]
Covid-19: Immigrants and vaccine access
After a year of pandemic uncertainty, the vaccine is now a tangible solution that gives many people peace of mind. In the United Kingdom people have already started to be vaccinated, but concerns are being raised in both the native and immigrant communities. Carla Torres y Dolores Modern* […]
















