Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
She was born in Cuba in 1948, 25 days after her parents managed to land on the island after fleeing the crimes of Nazism, a regime that destroyed her family and stripped away her past. Glenda Arcia with the collaboration of Harald Neuber More than seven decades later, […]
It is widely known that Greenpeace, Peta, Extinction Rebellion, CND and other activist non-violent groups have been included in a counter-terrorist police document. The alarm bells have begun to sound among activists, who are looking to escape this new kind of repression. This issue will be further discussed on 27 […]
Throughout its history, the United States has intervened in the Southern Cone countries —directly and indirectly, armed or unarmed— to change governments and ensure its own objectives are prioritised. This ever-current topic will be on the table on 4th March. Natacha Andueza Bosch Indeed, according to an […]
In the beauty of the Pacific Islands, its hard to imagine that the sparse populating making up its fourteen island states have one of the highest rates of child abuse in the world. Around four million children are victims of mistreatment in the home. In Fiji, 71% of children have been subjected to physical violence and/or psychological abuse, while in the Solomon Islands, this number reaches 72%, and is even higher in Vanuatu (78%) and Kiribati (81%).
Organisations and people in the United States who advocate for lifting the blockade on Cuba will hold an important event next March, aimed at joining forces to battle against this almost six decade-long policy. Martha Andrés Román The International Conference to Normalise Relations with Cuba and the United […]
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