Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, October 25, 2026
Thirty-two percent of adults in all immigrant families are worried that they, a family member, or a close friend are going to be deported. In mixed-status families, it 58 percent. As never before, documented and undocumented immigrants residing in the United States are in constant fear of taking over their […]
The abuses to which hundreds of young Venezuelans have been subjected in violation of their due process, violate the rules of International and Humanitarian Law, Human Rights, the United Nations Charter and every regulation established on human mobility. The voices condemning Trump’s arbitrary action are growing. Juan Carlos Díaz […]
Gangs and other armed groups are trying to isolate the population and sow chaos in the country by attacking the media. Their objective is to intimidate the media and put an end to its core mission of informing the public. Joel Varona The fear among the journalistic trade […]
In his introduction to his new translation of Chekov’s “Three sisters” Rory Mullarkey rightly draws a comparison between the early 20th century Russian play and Samuel Beckett’s mid-century “Waiting for Godot”: “Two masterpieces sit, like bookends of Modernism, with a half-century of horror between them”. Sean Sheehan And, […]
On Saturday, April 12, at 8 pm. in London, the doors of The Garden Cinema will open for viewers to delve into a documentary that shows the life of the Amazonian Kukama community and their connection with the Marañon River. It is “Karuara, people of the river”, a film […]
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