Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Two years ago, our kids bought my wife the board-game, “Pandemic”, for Christmas. We played it several times. But now, it appears all-too-real. Steve Latham It seems only recently that scientists were debating whether to label our era as the ‘Anthropocene’, in recognition of the devastation our species […]
Decluttering can make a lot of sense – the average US household is said to contain some 300,000 items – but it has become a new orthodoxy and in doing so has ironically added to the junk in our lives. Sean Sheehan Life becomes tidier when you’re not […]
After a long and very painful battle with cancer, Fiona passed away at 2.15 am on Saturday May 16, with her sister Sheila and niece Eleni holding her hand. Fiona was born in Edgware in North London, to an English father and a Scottish mother, and was an extraordinary person […]
Disappeared. Yes. Bernardo Beltrn Hernndez worked in the cafeteria at the Palace of Justice in Bogota at the time of the taking and retaking of the building on 6th and 7th November 1985. He was 24 years old when he was forcibly disappeared, tortured and murdered.
The recent armed attack on the Cuban embassy in Washington was a terrorist attack and is part of the many attacks on personnel and facilities of the Cuban Foreign Service, promoted by the hostile policy of the United States government. Orlando Oramas Leon Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla […]
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