David Lautaro, a 21-year-old immigrant living in England, helplessly watched as a big corporation took his family’s land to access a river that allowed the company to sell water from the property. Today he fights to raise awareness of the need to protect and preserve the remaining ecosystems.
Migrants
October: Times of resistance
UK-based solidarity groups once again come together to express their support for Aboriginal peoples, their struggle to defend their lands and oppose the presence of transnational corporations. In addition, to discuss what the conquest of the American continent really meant. On the agenda: 9 and 12 October. The presence […]
Immigrants in Europe: between rejection and acceptance
In recent years, the European Union (EU) has reduced the number of foreigners arriving on its territory by up to 90 per cent, but the migration crisis of 2015 led it to modify its structures for controlling the flow of foreigners arriving at its borders. Antonio Rondón In […]
Immigrants and activists: My fire comes from my family’s pain
Her family’s struggles, their stories of violence and environmental damage motivated Alejandra Piazzolla to study Conservation Biology and Ecology and utilise this knowledge in her role as joint coordinator at Extinction Rebellion, internationalist solidarity network where she fights for social justice, anti-racism and anti-oppression. Elle McHale A childhood […]
An open future: epigenetic and environment
In his recent book, Professor Jan Baedke (“Above the gene, beyond biology”) criticises the acclaimed Richard Dawkins for being unidirectional and too simplistic. Nigel Pocock Reality, as least at a genetic level―is not unidirectional, made up of a simple cause and effect along an evolutionary and seemingly deterministic line. It […]
















