The current global pandemic didn’t stop Bolivian activist Amancay Colque from denouncing the repression of the self-appointed transitional government, which repressed ordinary people, with military force, in order to stay in power. But she has also faced the anguish of seeing her son infected by the coronavirus. Nathan Raia […]
Multiculture
Ravan Hasanov: The world is more beautiful with its cultural diversity
The policy of multiculturalism in Azerbaijan is extremely important as a form of intercultural and interfaith dialogue in foreign politics and on a global scale, just as it is important in domestic politics. Juan José Varela Tembra * Ravan Hasanov is the Executive Director of Baku International Multiculturalism […]
Immigrants in Covid times: “Herd immunity” revealed a criminal mind set
William Mora, a Venezuelan activist involved in the defence of the Venezuelan cause from the aggression perpetrated by right-wing policies, has been an active member of his community in London and, despite the pandemic, he kept the Venezuelan community together. Any community only exists when this interaction occurs. Nathan […]
“Fondo”… again the same recipe
This documentary seeks to delve deep to the bottom of one of the most powerful organizations in the world. The online premiere took place in the United Kingdom at the beginning of July. According to the director of this film, Alejandro Bercovich, “Fondo” is “a political, economic and culinary […]
Immigrants in Covid-19 times: Laura Martínez Barceló
A Spanish immigrant moved to London a year ago as a first experience of living abroad. During this time she has always been working as a sales assistant, and due to the lockdown, she feared losing her job and being forced to move back to her home country. Nathan […]
















