My son has bought a flat. In today’s London, given our astronomical property prices, this is a real marker of adulthood. Steve Latham So my daughter is suitably, and simultaneously, jealous, and admiring. She and her partner are having to consider leaving London altogether, to find somewhere to […]
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The Caribbean: from integration to unity
Overshadowed by news of the assassination of Haiti’s president and destabilisation attempts against Cuba, the region has bigger problems, such as the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the drastic reduction in international tourism, the basis of its economy. Jorge Luna It has also had to endure climatic […]
There was never fraud in Bolivia
After Bolivians voted in 2019, the Organisation of American States (OAS) issued a report in which it pointed out flaws in the vote count and suggested the possibility of fraud in favour of Evo Morales. And although this report was based on incomplete data, it served as a pretext for […]
Immigrants and activists: Yonatan Mosquera, we must not be silent
He was an activist in his home country, Colombia, from where he fled in his early twenties. Today, whilst receiving xenophobia from British police, he campaigns for Iraq, Cuba, Palestine, the working class but mainly Colombia. And he tries to educate new and future activists.
The blockade, against all odds
The blockade that the United States has imposed on Cuba practically since the beginning of its revolutionary process does not cause all the problems and challenges affecting the Revolution, but it undoubtedly has a crucial link with them. Juan Diego García The enormous difficulties generated by the […]
















