Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, November 9, 2026
An international scene with no clear rules is coming to the fore, marked by hegemons, military interventions and growing global uncertainty. Europe’s weakness, the reconfiguration of power in the hemisphere and Uruguay’s recent decisions lay bare the tensions of an increasingly unpredictable world order.
Executive orders, migratory repression and the elimination of inclusion policies mark Donald Trump’s second term. Activists denounce a witch-hunt against immigrant communities while the president combines political vengeance, democratic backsliding and a racial narrative that deepens fear and uncertainty.
These films primarily focus on immigration politics, migrant labour, indigenous organizing, and extractive economies in the U.S. and Central America. Abla Kandalaft / Mydylarama* The UCLA Film Archive just announced that 7 activist documentaries that are now freely available to access and stream for students, academics, and others. […]
There is no problem with multiculturalism as such, it has existed since ancient times even though the term arose only recently. It is a necessary, and unavoidable fact of life. It has its own dynamic, and its own difficulties resulting from the interaction of different cultures.
Reactionary governments serve the West in keeping control of the oil. They have an image problem with the fundamentalist regime in Iran, so they try to appear in western media as protectors of its people. Modern Iranian history was snatched from its people by the CIA/MI6 coup back in 1953, […]
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