In 1976, Cubana de Aviación flight 455 exploded in flight over Barbadian waters. None of the 73 passengers survived. Decades on, memories of these events have not faded. Danay Galletti Hernandez The passengers included all 24 members of the national fencing team, who were returning to Cuba having […]
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Video games to recruit minors
Mexican criminal groups have hit on a new way to recruit vulnerable young people into their ranks: reaching out to them while they play video games. Cartel de Jalisco / By Chris Dalby On October 11, authorities in the southern state of Oaxaca announced they had rescued three […]
Pictures of everyday life
A woman passes a child from her arms to those of another woman; a man walks his pet; girls play on a swing; women wash themselves; in the countryside, fruit is gathered from a tree; two men wrestle for a sporting prize before a judge. Sean Sheehan The […]
The first death: planned obsolescence
An idea that belongs to capitalism: producing goods that soon stop working (programmed death) and have to be replaced time and time again. Their inventors: the big multinational companies. Miriam Valero If someone goes into their local shop wanting to have something repaired that has broken down (a […]
Dying London
The young people who are critical for any city’s prosperity are leaving London. Property prices, rents and sales are rising so astronomically, that only the super-rich are able to live in there. Steve Latham Gentrification often prices people out of inner city areas. Now central London is being […]
















