Life away from home is hard for everyone, and therefore Antonio* would like to return to Spain to be with loved ones, although his intention is to save money and returned in “less than five years”. He claims not to be completely integrated with the English community, and his inner […]
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Dumama’s musical reclamation of Black history
A praised alternative composer with African roots will be releasing her new album this coming May, which includes her single song “What did the rain say”. Pablo Muñoz Berlin-based composer Dumama is releasing “Towards an expanse”, her new album, on 8 May, less than a month from now. […]
Dating, stereotypes and prejudice: being a Latina in the UK
The Prisma series “Fetishisation of Latinas in the UK”. Paola Cardona felt the weight of the stereotyping of Latina women when she began using dating apps in the United Kingdom: from offers of money and racist comments to sexual expectations framed by the exoticisation of her Colombian origin. Sara Piquer […]
Generational gaps and parenting in Latin-British households
Latino families in London maintain traditional approaches to discipline and respect, contrasting with more independent British child-rearing methods, while language and religion influence adaptation. First-generation Latin immigrants emphasize obedience, family cohesion, and Catholic values, shaping children’s development even as second-generation youth blend cultural practices. Patrice Gerrard “It’s about respect,” […]
New finance window for university study in Britain
Funding for higher education opened on 24 March, with deadlines set for 15 May. Eligibility rules vary by residency and immigration status, while repayment conditions—linked to income and inflation—mean graduates may carry debt for up to 40 years after completing their studies. Pablo Munoz Applicants can access Tuition […]















