The uncertainty about what their future will be in the North American country makes Salvadorans, who support more than a million of their compatriots with remittances, tremble. If they are expelled by Trump, if he wins, they will create an insoluble problem in El Salvador and will further complicate Bukele’s efforts to revamp the economy.
Multiculture
Older immigrants: nostalgia and difficulties
The Third Age is a growing category among the Latino population in the UK, and the problems they face are a threat to their well-being. (The Prisma’s memoirs. March, 2014) Noelia Ceballos Terrén They are a minority but they embody the values and traditions of a whole community […]
Poetry and music in the voices of migrants and refugees
These two languages of art will converge in the “Voces Festival” (Chilean and Latin American Voices in the UK), an event that has taken place every year since 2016 and is a proposal that projects what immigrants and refugees living in a city as multicultural as London live and feel. […]
Why is it hard for Latin Americans to vote in the UK?
Voting is an intrinsic part of democracy and a key way in which people can make their voices heard – as electoral results influence who makes decisions about our local area, our city, our region and the country. By participating in elections, voters have a say in decisions that affect […]
The struggle of migrant mothers (2)
How unfair custody battles deepen the pain for mothers affected by PTSD In our latest edition, The Prisma published part one on the issue of migrant mothers fleeing domestic violence and now facing international child abduction charges. Although there is child protection, there is a great debate on what is […]
















