Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
From breaking the news of Hugo Chávez’s failed coup to reporting across conflict zones and amplifying migrant voices in the UK, Maria Victoria Christancho’s career traces the personal and political cost of bearing witness to history. Clelia Frondaroli If you google an image of Hugo Chávez during the 1992 […]
He did not come to England because of economic problems, or to learn another language or have an adventure. He left Colombia because they were going to kill him. This Colombian arrived in the UK in 2000, and since then his life has involved many of the situations that are […]
At 24, having finished her law studies in Spain, this Venezuelan woman arrived in London. Despite her good command of English, she didn’t think this was the best time to look for work here. Javier Duque Carola Vives, 24, arrived here in London from Cascais in Portugal. She […]
Miguel Ángel belongs to a generation marked by the transition from the Francoist dictatorship to democracy. In times of enforced silence, he forged his outlook based on commitment, justice and collectivity. He has always sought to spread his ideas. Now, this journey finds new expression through his first solo exhibition which opens on 23rd April.
Yasmin*, a Brazilian living in England, explains how her physical characteristics trigger stereotypes about Latin American women when she has dates with English men. Although she does not always feel discriminated against, she talks about patterns of fetishisation and the feeling that she has to make a continual effort to […]
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