Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Lenin’s support for the rights of nations to self-determination, is made clear in Imperialism and the National Question. Three other books from the same publisher throw more light on him. Sean Sheehan “Lenin’s childhood” gathers what is known about the third child of Ilya Nikolaevich Ulyanov and Maria […]
Fifty pieces make up the collography exhibition that recreates the cultural and spiritual world of the Abakuá. The prints are the work of artist Belkis and will be on display until 9 February 2025 at Modern Art Oxford. The National Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba highlights the progress […]
The images of the disaster left by the DANA depression in the province of Valencia (Spain) are horrifying. Despite being horrifying, in Colombia and around the world there will be hundreds of millions of human beings who still doubt that climate change and its multiple crises are a socio-environmental and […]
Brushes with the media elite in Latin America, a battle against a smear campaign, and a quick chat with Gabriel García Márquez at the Casa de las Américas awards in Cuba: Orlando Pérez has had a colourful career in journalism. The only reporter in Ecuador to publish all the WikiLeaks cables, he exposed powerful people who have been after him ever since.
State oppression will not stop climate activism, but will instead ensure climate breakdown leads to revolution. Roger Hallam / The Ecologist* I’m on a wing with a load of ‘lifers’ – people serving life sentences. “So, how long are you in for?” one approached me and asked a […]
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