Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
They are known as the crew, and they are the last stage of the front line, or intensive care, where the defining battle between life and death is fought against Covid-19. Orlando Oramas León In the Salvador Allende hospital in the Cuban capital, the crew led by Dr. […]
This other health problem rose with the spring, lasting until September and which it is important to treat to avoid contracting Coronavirus. Silvia Martínez In this period, temperatures have risen, the sun is more present and it is also time for many plants to bloom which increases the […]
The pre-Covid-19 precedents of Latin America and the Caribbean are not those of a history of successful growth and tell of high levels of inequality and an absence of progressive structural change.
Why is denial so prevalent, and the preferred option, even amongst professional historians? There are no doubt several reasons, and these are likely to be interrelated, impacting and reinforcing each other. A profound sense of shame is likely to be the main reason why this slavery-cotton relationship cannot be admitted. […]
“Maybe things should never go back to normal”. An Italian immigrant left Trieste, his home town, and moved to London a year and a half ago. During this time he has always worked in coffee shops as a barista and just a month before the lockdown he was forced to […]
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