Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
Deciding that a raw material as strategic as lithium will be subject to the majority will of the population rather than the mean interests of rich countries and local oligarchies represents a positive step forward which hopefully will be maintained and built on in the policies of the American continent’s […]
The persistent health crisis in Latin America will spill over into the social and health dimension and increase poverty and extreme poverty, inequality, unemployment and lack of access to education and care, which still show no signs of recovery. One of the most important expressions of inequality today is […]
A new social pact will make this possible, and Chile’s new president will have to promote it in order to solve the most urgent problems the country has experienced since the end of Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship. Alain Valdes Sierra There are several challenges that Gabriel Boric will have […]
The word ‘energy’ comes from the ancient Greek noun ‘ergon’, meaning work, and in English ‘work’ can be a noun or a verb; hence the words energy and energise. Sean Sheehan No surprise, then, to find more than one meaning in the title of Michael Marder’s book, “Energy […]
Bishop de Las Casas (1484-1566) is both labeled the founder of the Spanish transatlantic slave trade, and the initiator of the fight for human rights, a paradoxical and seemingly contradictory position. Yet both are true. Nigel Pocock It was unfortunate indeed that de Las Casas suggested that Africans […]
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