According to official figures, between 2016 and the first months of 2020, 191 women were killed under different circumstances. But 87 cases aroused the interest of authorities and experts for the degree of cruelty when the crimes were committed. The Prisma’s Memoirs. Nubia Piqueras Grosso According to an […]
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Experiencing soul
Whatever your motivation for foreign travel, reliable guidance is useful and there are countless websites that will use up valuable hours of your time only to deliver a litany of pre-packaged and market-oriented drivel fed by advertisements and links that take you mindlessly over the same ground. Sean Sheehan […]
The veil in Europe: a debate without resolution
This garment continues to be a topic of great debate on the continent, in particular following an increase in the number of Muslim communities in many countries. August marked one year since the Netherlands banned wearing burqas in public places. But discontent continues between defenders and opponents of the veil. […]
There is only one Omara Portuondo
At nine decades of life, Cuban Omara Portuondo moves people with her voice on the most diverse artistic stages in the world and is considered a banner of Cuban culture. The Prisma’s memoirs. Liz Arianna Bobadilla León Her performances are synonymous with memories, love, sadness, identity and passions. […]
Rediscovering the State
The Conservative government has headed off a rebellion from its own MPs, who are unhappy about reimposing the Three Tier system to combat Covid, after the Lockdown finishes. The Prisma’s Memoirs. October 2020. Steve Latham These parliamentarians are ideologically committed to individual liberty, and the cause, especially of […]
















