Recent alarming changes in US-Russian relations will inevitably involve the internet cables that hold the techno-human world together, which may partially explain Trump’s interest in Panama, Greenland and Canada. Today’s fibre-optic cables present the same opportunities for great-power conflict as their telegraphic counterparts did in the 19th Century.
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The Dalits, relegated to the fringes of society
Citizens struggle to overcome an age-old dogma that keeps them pinned under the foot of social order. The caste system as one of the defining marks of Indian culture. However, for those born into a society at the bottom of the caste ladder, there is a line where culture ends and oppression begins.
Helping of migrants arriving from Latin America
Mexican and in charge of several community groups in England, she has managed to assist thousands of immigrants arriving from Latin America and knows the problems which many of them will face. (She is part of The Prisma memoirs) Paula Coll Originally from Manzanillo Colima, this 41-year-old woman […]
Jeremy Corbyn lambasts Blair Government’s ‘disgraceful’ Pinochet return
Video clip and transcript of interview with UK Member of Parliament Jeremy Corbyn carried out for the forthcoming documentary ‘Britain and the Other 9/11’, which I am co-directing with John McEvoy. Pablo Navarrete / Alborada Films* The 2nd of March marked 25 years since Tony Blair’s New Labour government […]
Art and resistance in Central America
To appreciate the importance of this publication – the first book on Central American art – take a look at its introduction, available for reading on the publisher’s website. The introduction has the names of the 40 artists featured in the book and some images of their work. Sean […]
















