For five years, between the blurred borders of exile and fatherhood, a man breathes—with words as his only weapon. He is neither a hero nor a victim, just someone whose honest desire to speak the truth tore him away from his home, his family, his country. This is the story of silent suffering—of those unseen yet still standing.
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The Prisma is seeking volunteers for its fundraising campaign
Join Our 2025 Fundraising Campaign! On our 15th anniversary, we are launching a fundraising campaign through crowdfunding and ethical donations. The Prisma must continue its essential work. Do you speak Spanish, English, or both? Are you eager to join a multicultural, ethical, and independent newspaper, unique in the […]
The most humble and social justice-loving president has gone
The great José ‘PEPE MUJICA’ is gone. Yes, that’s right, in capital letters. I write this column with deep sorrow for the departure of a revolutionary, of a politician who knew how to honour the exercise of power. Germán Ayala Osorio* From a man who lived almost like […]
Living in exile in London and portraying Sumeria
Sadiq pays homage to the childhood of civilisation amalgamating the mysterious past with the present with a series of oil paintings, sketches, printing, sculptures and calligraphies. ( The Prisma’ memoirs) Shanta Sultana Living in exile in London Sadiq creates a cultural phenomenon connecting with the ancient civilisation of […]
A book for our times: “The aesthetics of resistance”
The three parts of “The aesthetics of resistance” by Peter Weiss were published between 1975 and 1981 in German. The first English translation of Volume I appeared in 2005, the second volume fifteen years later and now the final part is available. Sean Sheehan Between them, the three […]
















