The author of this article is one of many journalists who have been “Witnesses and Protagonists” in the history of several countries where they have produced social and political change. Pedro Rioseco In those days, in 1987, because of the confrontation between the Sandanista Popular Army (EPS) waged […]
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Coronavirus and childhood: violated rights
Lack of outdoor games and contact with those of the same age, poor or no medical care, violence and/or sexual abuse from family members, hunger, diminished or no education… These are some of the problems that the pandemic has thrown on this population. The Covid-19 pandemic is a health […]
Defamation strategy against Cuba during coronavirus
Slander and unfounded accusations, especially towards Cuba’s international medical cooperation, are part of the growing hostility shown by the US government towards the Caribbean island. Deisy Francis Mexidor A week after the terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington on 30 April, the seriousness of this incident […]
Coronavirus: Latin American immigrants are not alone
According to the report Towards Visibility, in 2016 some 250,000 Latin Americans were living in the United Kingdom, of whom 145,000 lived in London. A high percentage had dual nationality and European citizenship. This figure has increased dramatically but the problems tend to remain the same. With the pandemic, the situation […]
Unions, class and power
Starting on 18th May, an online course will focus on these three topics, covering aspects such as the organisation of the working class, its role in the globalised economic system and its impact on political transformations. Nicolas Romero García Over and above the adverse impact of Covid-19 on […]