The Prisma’s series. A Colombian who has spent nearly three decades living in the United Kingdom, Nelly Mosquera is an activist and has worked with vulnerable populations and in community radio. Not only has she faced her own pain and that of her country, but also the pain of her […]
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Coronavirus: Latin American immigrants are not alone
According to the report Towards Visibility, in 2016 some 250,000 Latin Americans were living in the United Kingdom, of whom 145,000 lived in London. A high percentage had dual nationality and European citizenship. This figure has increased dramatically but the problems tend to remain the same. With the pandemic, the […]
Mayor of Newham: Brexit, multiculturalism and immigration
She knows that there is much to do in this multicultural district with many immigrant communities including from Latin America. She knows the Council must work to understand their dilemmas, problems, barriers and challenges. She wants a community that is treated with respect, that is heard, that speaks and makes […]
The problems of the Peace Agreement
The main problem that the peace agreement in Colombia has is the weakness of the state and the dominant class’s lack of goodwill. Juan Diego García The agreement should be a state commitment but given its enormous weakness almost everything depends on the political will of the government […]
Sex workers and the pandemic
Of the approximately 72,800 sex workers in the UK, at least 88% are women. Prostitution has always been connected to women’s poverty – that’s why overwhelmingly clients are men and sex workers are women. English Collective of Prostitutes Prostitution is increasing because poverty is increasing. 86% of austerity […]















