The betting of the power factors could lean towards the former Peruvian president, despite the fact that he is the object of strong social rejection due to the human rights crimes committed under his government and the corruption of that decade. An incipient internet campaign and statements by political […]
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The other surrealist events in Dalí’s life
The German publisher Taschen will launch the “Les dîners de Gala” volume on 20th November, written by the Spanish painter and inspired by one of the most recurring muses in his art: his wife. Ibis Frade Since its launch in 1973, this is the first reissue of the […]
Using journalism to change the immigrant narrative
The Prisma begins a new series called “Journalists and immigrants in the UK”, to explore what it’s like to work and own a media outlet in a country that is not your own. Juliana Da Penha is our first interviewee. She is the founder of Migrant Women Press and has experienced the shadow of stigmatisation of migrants.
In the labyrinth of a very one-of-a-kind Congress
The Colombian Congress has historically operated as an institution hostile to the construction of a true Republic. Its political seats have been used as armchairs from which the constitutional rights of the vast majority have been limited, and relations with the primary constituency are difficult and wearing thin. Germán […]
Poverty and inequality affect Latin American women
Most of them suffer from a lack of access to and remuneration for care, political polarisation and gender-based violence. Moreover, 118 million of them work in the informal economy and close to four thousand die each year just because of their condition. The financial crisis, inequality and the lack of […]
















