This is the title of the first novel by Juan José Andrés Cuervo, a Spanish journalist from The Prisma, who decided to immerse himself in history, first through academia and then through literature. In this book, he imagines a society where the ideas of cooperation, solidarity, and mutual aid have […]
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Cristina Fernández is proscribed and wanted in prison
This is the first time in Argentine history that a president or former president has been sentenced to prison after a trial criticised for being riddled with irregularities and seen as a judicial coup. The decision has exacerbated the feelings of many Argentinians who are protesting against the decision […]
The Pylos state crime: We make our tears a sea of anger
On June 13, 2023: Alarm Phone received the first call from the Adriana, an overcrowded boat in distress carrying about 750 people that departed from Libya towards Europe. In the hours that followed, our volunteers alerted competent authorities and attempted several times to reach the people in distress, sometimes successfully […]
Carolina Corcho: Colombia’s next Sheinbaum?
A doctor, former minister and feminist, she visited Paris to listen to the diaspora and propose their genuine inclusion in politics. In this exclusive interview with The Prisma, she talks about her presidential aspirations, challenges corporate media, defends social reforms and advocates for strengthening participatory democracy against the power of the elites.
When children were evacuated from wars
The filmmaker’s mother is now 92, so telling the story of her evacuation to safety was urgent for her daughter. Those children who went to the USSR remained there for 20 years, for political reasons, returning as strangers to families that had lost contact with them. Post-memory trauma affects the next generation and is well-known in Spain.
















