Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Not modern any more, the London buildings that Ian Na irn wrote about in the early `1960s have been eclipsed by The Shard and 22 Bishopsgate and wonkily-shaped edifices christened with names like Gherkin, Walkie Talkie and Cheesegrater. Sean Sheehan Nairn would have liked the nicknames more than […]
The fact that the United States has included Cuba on the list of sponsors of terrorism is a nonsense, an infamy that affects the daily lives of the people on the island. Therefore, today more than ever, we must redouble our efforts and concrete actions of international cooperation and solidarity. […]
“Rigged opinion polls, anti-democratic conditions, errors of strategy, dirty campaigning and the electoral dynamics of recent history are the big areas of variables that allow us to understand…how a fraudulent legitimisation of neo-liberalism and authoritarianism in Ecuador was manufactured.” These are the words of the sociologist Agustín Burbano referring […]
In the 1980s, during the conflict that confronted the people of El Salvador, three individuals were known for leading large-scale massacres and human rights violations, and to this day they are still at large. But the landscape has changed and today they are finally facing justice. Luis Beatón […]
The new EU Migration and Asylum Pact, while intended to streamline and improve migration processes, has faced widespread criticism from human rights organizations, experts, and civil society activists. Instead of providing a humane response to the migration crisis, the pact relies heavily on security-focused and restrictive approaches.
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