Cuban cinema has long been a lens into the country’s revolution, culture, and identity. This legacy will be brought to London by “Films to change the world”, showcasing rarely screened Cuban classics, bold contemporary films, and thought-provoking documentaries that capture Cuba’s changing social landscape and current artistic movements. Harry […]
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Palestinians on their way to Gaza: homeless, jobless, without a future
Hundreds of thousands of people have nowhere to return to, nowhere to sleep and try to start a life. Gaza is a place in ruins. Those who live there do so in the midst of all the deprivations: basic services, employment, hospitals, schools… Ninety per cent of homes in […]
Protecting witnesses to protect justice and truth
Although Alvaro Uribe Vélez faces 276 charges and is one of Colombia’s most investigated former presidents, he is the first one to be brought to trial, in this case for the alleged offences of procedural fraud and witness tampering. The witnesses in question have an important role in the trial […]
Violence in Ecuador reaches children and teenagers
So far this year, Ecuador has recorded more than a thousand violent deaths, despite the fact that since January 2024 the country has been under an internal armed conflict declared by the current president to combat organised crime gangs. The fact that among the victims there are several minors makes […]
From behind the curtain: migrants’ lives and identities
“Barrio”… The story of migrant communities whose livelihoods, identities, and relationships are threatened by the call for “regeneration” and the loss of social housing. The dangers of gentrification. When the council pushes ahead with plans to demolish Castleview estate Santiago is forced to leave home and journey into himself.
















