Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
From Cuba and Mexico to Ecuador, Orlando Pérez has built a career defined by investigative reporting and independence. Publishing the WikiLeaks cables in full brought accusations and a smear campaign, but also reinforced his belief that journalism should not be beholden to money or political interests. The Prisma Memoirs. […]
Immigrant stories. Studying remotely, sharing a flat with French and Italian housemates and speaking English at home are all part of Rene Cars’ experience in London. At 23, this is not his first stay abroad, but it is an opportunity to improve a language he considers important for his professional […]
He arrived in Britain in 1985 and faced unemployment, jobs outside his profession and the demands of rebuilding family life. Years later, he returned to education, graduated in Molecular Biology and turned his British experience into a platform for promoting research and technology transfer in his home country. The Prisma […]
From digital settlement barriers to heightened domestic abuse risks, stricter immigration rules have severely impacted this essential migrant community. Deprived of public funds and facing a hostile environment, thousands—over a third arriving via second-country migration like Spain—continue to fight for stability and official recognition in post-EU Britain.
The criminalisation of migration and increasingly restrictive European border policies leave people seeking to live and work abroad more vulnerable. Colonial legacies, economic exploitation and racism are part of a wider debate that questions who is allowed to cross borders and who has the right to remain. (The Prisma memoirs) […]
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