Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
United Kingdom
The first round results have pitted Jeannette Jara and José Antonio Kast in what will be a decisive electoral race marked by the advance of the far right, fragmented support from other candidates and a tense social climate. Chile approaches the second round as a divided nation, with the outcome […]
President Catherine Connolly takes office amid debates on neutrality, reunification and Ireland’s role as anti-immigration rhetoric rises. Her election, backed by a strong anti-establishment vote, sharpens the discussion on the country’s progressive direction and the challenge of curbing the evident and undeniable advance of the right.
Between hard work, displacement and optimism, a portrait emerges of a community striving to integrate, confront exploitation, and keep its identity alive in a United Kingdom that still sees them from a distance. For social, economic and/or political reasons, they decided to emigrate. You can hear them on the street, […]
Making a film while also engaging in a profound conversation with your father about family history is not an easy task. They accomplished it with humour, a lifelong characteristic of their relationship. Graham Douglas Anna Negri continues our conversation about growing up as the daughter of a famous […]
Upon arriving in London without speaking English, she turned humble jobs into a food business offering Colombian flavours and opportunities to the Latin community. She later opened a restaurant that became a meeting point where culture, identity and mutual support come together to enrich the city. (The Prisma memoirs). […]
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