A new PrEP project for the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking diaspora aims to increase awareness and uptake of PrEP across North Central London (NCL), with a special focus on underserved communities. It is a new HIV prevention partnership project between Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) and […]
Multiculture
Mayra Crean: A life of struggle for health and equality
She has lived in London since she was 19. Here she studies, fights and works as an educator. The twists and turns of her life led her to address challenges in public health and inequality in low-income populations, always with an eye on her Ecuadorean and Latin American communities.
Latin American youth in London: futsal for the local communities
Around 120 young footballers with Latin American roots played in a futsal tournament yesterday in Crystal Palace. 16 teams competed. Watching from the sidelines were scouts and coaches from top football clubs in London and Latin American footballers who play for clubs in the UK. The event was put […]
“They are united by war, we must be united by peace”
This is the view of Dagoberto Gaitán Vargas, a Colombian immigrant who had to go into exile to find political asylum in the United Kingdom, where he has lived for over two decades. The son of coffee producers, born in the rural area of Tolima and with a life of militancy behind him, he has a political and social perspective on Colombia, observes the past and looks toward a future of hope. “Immigrants and activists in the UK”.
26 Ideas, one dream: How Mario Tasamá built ‘Noticias’
Noticias Latin America was one of London’s first publications exclusively devoted to the cultural enrichment of Latin Americans immigrants in the city. Across 18 years, its founder, Mario Tasamá, battled enormous challenges to grow and expand its reach. Harry Allen For Mario Tasama, now 72, his foray into […]
















