A native of Chile and an immigrant to the UK, Claudio Ogass Bilbao decided to embark on the fascinating work of digging into the memory of his country and of Latin America. He does so because he understands the importance of telling more than the official story, of ensuring that all Latin American voices are heard. The Prisma series: Immigrants in the UK.
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The duty of self-criticism among the new left
The left has managed – with progress and setbacks – to make a reality of the traditional slogan “expropriate the expropriators” which was part of the essence of the workers’ movement’s origins. The other slogan, removing political power from the bourgeoisie, was possible through historic revolutions such as the Russian […]
Petition for sex worker protection and decriminalisation
A new petition by the English Collective of Prostitutes (ECP) will put pressure on Brighton and Hove City Council to ‘take all possible action’ to protect sex workers and use its influence to fully decriminalise prostitution in the United Kingdom. The petition needs 1,250 signatures to be taken to a […]
New HIV prevention project for immigrants
A new PrEP project for the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking diaspora aims to increase awareness and uptake of PrEP across North Central London (NCL), with a special focus on underserved communities. It is a new HIV prevention partnership project between Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL) and […]
Memory as migration
The play “Mnemonic” first appeared on the stage in 1999, quickly establishing itself as a classic, and it has been reactivated and ‘reimagined’ for a new production at the National Theatre in London. Sean Sheehan The drama does not begin with the lights going out but with an […]
















