Lack of electoral guarantees, suspension of political organisations, lawsuits against opposition leaders and complaints of violation of rights constitute a scenario of institutional deterioration. This is maintained by the president of the Citizen Revolution (RC) movement. Her name is Gabriela Rivadeneira and she has affirmed that the South American […]
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Thang Long: Vietnam’s centuries-old theatre on water
With a technique passed down from generation to generation, Vietnam’s water puppet theatre combines physical skill, tradition and music to bring to life one of the world’s most unique performing arts and a cultural emblem of the country. Armando Reyes It is in Hanoi, the capital of the […]
Peru: The environmental price of the green transition (I)
A British mining company is contaminating the drinking water of over 100,000 people in the south of Peru. The Prisma documents how the extraction of metals needed by developed countries to achieve fossil-free energy leads to environmental degradation in the southern hemisphere and questions the sustainability of UN Development Goals for 2030.
The invisible life of a migrant in London
She arrived in the UK as a teenager and has lived without regular immigration status ever since. Precarious work, insecure housing and the constant fear of immigration raids shape the daily life of a woman living on society’s margins. (The Prisma’s memories) Steve Latham She travelled from the Middle […]
A life across languages, countries and borders
France, Spain and England all form part of a Peruvian woman’s migration journey, bringing together education, family life, cultural adaptation and different experiences of feeling like an outsider, even after many years of living abroad. Sonia Gumiel Having always wanted to live in an English speaking country, Federica […]
















