Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Despite the cultural differences between British people and Latin Americans, an emotion exists that is universal for everyone. Ramón Lafée Laura is a Colombian who has been living in London for nearly three years. A sound engineer by trade, she spent the first months doing a variety of […]
Ecuadorians voted ‘yes’ on 7 May in a referendum to reform various aspects of the country’s Constitution. The referendum sparked intense national debate and has been regarded by government and public alike as a measure of support for President Rafael Correa’s leadership. Juan Galbete Nearly 10.5 million Ecuadorians […]
At only 26 years old, Eider Inunciaga has had the opportunity to witness the conflicts in the Sahara and Kosovo first hand, and has worked in the disadvantaged communities of Guanajato, Mexico. Originally from Bilbao (Spain), “from the centre itself”, she takes pride in saying, Inunciaga has a very clear […]
He has lived in London for two decades, because the first time that he came to the British Isles to attend a conference, the city and the country captivated him so much that once he had returned to his own country he began to think about the possibility of making […]
Jorge Iván López Alzate wrote his experience in Pentonville and Brixton prisons by hand and decided to make it public in order to ‘help other Latinos who may have difficulties in England and, therefore, end up in these or any other prisons. Today, with his permission, we are publishing excerpts […]
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