Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Some things going on at the moment would justify the idea of a return of fascism in many parts of the world. Indeed, as in the past, we are facing a considerable decline in the so-called “rule of law”, that is, the abandonment of democratic forms of rule by the […]
The Rojava revolution, which broke out with the onset of the Syrian Civil War brought freedom to millions of local Kurds, Arabs, and minorities, and hope to many more people across the globe. But it also showed that the Western left could not be trusted. Matt Broomfield / The […]
With the informal sector dominating the economies of the region and 40% of the population living in a vicious circle of low-skilled, low pay, informal employment, the pandemic has brought to the fore the long-standing vulnerabilities and inequalities. As always in times of crisis, racism, xenophobia and anti-immigrant discourse quickly resurface.
Rubbish is a serious problem when the population generates more than 4,500 tonnes of waste per day, which affects the drainage system during the rainy season. This is the case in El Salvador, and it is the fault of both the government and the inhabitants. Luis Beatón There […]
When he returned to Urabá in 1977, Luis Asdrúbal Jiménez Vaca found a region that was prosperous but in the grip of terror, whose inhabitants were beginning to resist the loss of their lands. Above all they were resisting being exploited and silenced by national and foreign companies, which were […]
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