Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 29, 2026
Whoever becomes prime minister in September will not have time to settle into office because half the public support a general election, and even more Conservative voters are in favour than against, said Ipsos UK chief executive Kelly Beaver. Half of Britons prefer the Conservative Prime Minister who will […]
It is no coincidence that hackers have chosen Costa Rica as a target of their attacks, as this nation is one of the region’s most advanced with respect to digital government and the penetration of new technologies. Alejandro Gómez Many of the basic services the Costa Rican government […]
Michael Marder’s pocket-sized “Philosophy for passengers” is the perfect book to fit in your backpack or wheelie when making a journey. Sean Sheehan You are, at some stage, consumed by the exhilaration or dread that is prompting the travel but this book, acting as both distraction and therapy, […]
Journalists and photographers of court reporting in Mexico decided to show their work to the public from another stage: an exhibition room where the graphic testimony of crime and death have their own voice. The exhibition will be open until 16 September. The exhibition is called “Sweet Violence” and […]
A United Nations study on education in Honduras, published last June, reveals that since March 2020, some 310,000 students have dropped out of the country’s school system. Yosbel Bullaín According to official data, only 68.2 per cent of schools in the land of pine trees had safe drinking […]
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