The plebiscite was a symbol, backed by a population that made the whole world vibrate after remaining mobilised for more than a year during thick and thin. Pierre Lebret* Facing them, a government on the side of repression, making the darkest moments in the history of Chile resurface. […]
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Trump or Biden, victory remains uncertain
This week the United States decides its future. Trump and Biden are playing a difficult game and the opinion polls seem not to favour the current president. But surprises should not be ruled out. According to the statistics website FiveThirtyEight, the president has barely a 13 per cent […]
HIV: social stigma in the immigrant community
According to studies, there are 340 Latin Americans with HIV in London. Despite being a treatable illness, it remains a taboo in the immigrant community. A campaign led by an organisation that works with ethnic minorities aims to put an end to positive cases by 2030.
Million Mask March 2020, stand up for a change
It is an event that will be held on November 5 in London which seeks to be a collective voice of support for refugees, the black community and those affected by the cuts, as well as a condemnation of war and environmental damage, among other aspects. The hosts are […]
The very particular US-American elections
The names Jo Jorgensen and Howie Hawkins may be unknown to a good part of the US-American electorate just a few days before the country’s elections on 3 November. Martha Andrés Román Nevertheless, like Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden, these two figures are contenders for the […]
















