The great José ‘PEPE MUJICA’ is gone. Yes, that’s right, in capital letters. I write this column with deep sorrow for the departure of a revolutionary, of a politician who knew how to honour the exercise of power. Germán Ayala Osorio* From a man who lived almost like […]
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Living in exile in London and portraying Sumeria
Sadiq pays homage to the childhood of civilisation amalgamating the mysterious past with the present with a series of oil paintings, sketches, printing, sculptures and calligraphies. ( The Prisma’ memoirs) Shanta Sultana Living in exile in London Sadiq creates a cultural phenomenon connecting with the ancient civilisation of […]
Ecuador under siege: crisis, militarisation, and the return of foreign interference
The Andean country is sinking into an unprecedented multi-faceted crisis: insecurity, extreme poverty, the dismantling of the State, and submission to foreign powers. Amid privatisations, political persecution, and the return of military bases, Ecuador has become a key battleground for Washington’s interests and its confrontation with China in Latin America. […]
Calls in Europe to ban glorification of Nazism
Pressure is growing for Ukraine to ban Nazi symbols and tributes. The scandal in Canada over the honouring of a former SS member revives the debate, while anti-fascist organisations and critics warn against tolerating the glorification of collaborationists in the midst of the conflict with Russia. The representative of […]
Made by and for the homeless: The Big Issue
There’s an old saying that everyone deserves a second chance, yet many people who find themselves homeless never get one. Once homeless, only a few are able to get the respect needed to land a job. (The Prisma Memoirs) Cailly Morris For this reason, The Big Issue — […]
















