Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
“Nothing is what it seems”. So goes the Zen Buddhist saying. Karl Marx echoed it with his famous statement: “Just as our opinion of an individual is not based on what he thinks of himself, so can we not judge such a period of transformation by its own consciousness; on […]
Do you know the names of your eight great grandparents? Where were they from? What did they do? In three generations or less it is very likely that our names will have been forgotten, but not the consequences of our acts. Mabel Encinas The recklessness of contemporary life […]
As the extreme right extends its reach across the continent, there is an urgent need to entrench a political structure to function as a traditional vanguard, recognizing and summarizing the most urgent needs of social majorities and advancing a future social order that, in its very essence, differs from the present order. The key is to hinder the progress of a right that stubbornly insists on maintaining and strengthening the neoliberal model and international relations that are grossly reliant on metropolitan capitalism.
Again a tragic incident happened in the Atlantic Ocean on what has become the deadliest route to Europe, with deaths that will probably never appear in public statistics. Alarm Phone tells the tragic story. Alarm Phone We see it as our duty and task to report about it. […]
A former Guatemala mayor and his family have been accused of smuggling more than a dozen migrants later massacred in Mexico, in a case that exposes the sophistication and lucrative business of human smugglers on the border between the two countries. Alex Papadovassilakis /Insight Crime Ramiro Coronado Perez, […]
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