From hospitals to care homes, the outsourcing and privatisation of healthcare, in combination with various austerity policies, have significantly degraded EU member states’ capacity to deal effectively with COVID-19, costing extra lives. A new report by lobby watchdog Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) recently published shows that neoliberal reforms that […]
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Immigrants in Covid times: One year since the beginning
Just a few days before Christmas I started to feel unwell, I was feverish, weak, with a blocked nose and cough. I immediately ordered a swab, which tested positive for Covid-19. Unfortunately, since I got sick, my flatmates and some other friends also contracted the virus. Nathan Raia […]
Cuba and its expectations of the White House
Two paths are presented today before the new administration of the United States regarding the Latin American island: one of aggressions and their resulting failures, which is well known, and one of cooperation, a path less travelled but more promising. Karina Marrón González President Joe Biden has some […]
Coronavirus changes the face of tourism
A world in turmoil since the appearance of Covid-19, today paves the way for new trends in many aspects of tourism, such as hotel management, marginalised by constant sanitary confinements. Roberto F. Campos This criterion is supported by the most important analysts of the current situation, European electronic […]
Immigrants in Covid times: on the brink of collapse
A retired paralegal contracted Coronavirus during the first wave, forcing him to be bedridden for three weeks and facing the biggest health challenge in his whole life. Nathan Raia Hernan Gutierrez was born and raised in Colombia, but in 1989, as a consequence of internal violence he was […]
















