Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Why European courts don’t cut churches much slack during confinement. Darrin Burgess When Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York ordered a second wave of lockdowns last October to stem the contagion of Covid-19, he evoked the now-familiar distinction between essential and non-essential venues, and put severe restrictions on […]
It is the country that receives the most immigrants in Latin America, but also the one with the most obsolete immigration laws. Arrival in the country is full of uncertainties, and the reason why people choose it as the location for a new life is a question that often goes […]
In 1976, Cubana de Aviación flight 455 exploded in flight over Barbadian waters. None of the 73 passengers survived. Decades on, memories of these events have not faded. Danay Galletti Hernandez The passengers included all 24 members of the national fencing team, who were returning to Cuba having […]
Higui was 42 years old then. The men surrounded her. “I’m going to make you feel like a woman, you big dyke,” one of them told her. Ronald Angel An Argentine court acquitted Eva Analia Higui de Jesús, a lesbian woman who in 2016 suffered an attempted gang […]
When death is near, we have two options: succumb to the pain or cling to what we have left. On the day my parents and my grandmother tested positive for Covid 19, I opted for the latter. For weeks they had headaches, vomiting and fevers. Today some have aftereffects. […]
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