In this global health emergency, vulnerable women, girls and adolescents are caught at the crossroads of isolating to safeguard their health and the danger of being confined with their attacker in this challenging context. Dailyn Ruano Martínez In recent days, UN Women (the United Nations entity dedicated to […]
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A book for bibliophiles
If you love Jane Austen and want to form your own club of like-minded devotees, Janine Barchas is someone who has to receive an invitation. In “The lost books of Jane Austen” – oh that there were! – she tracks the history of the novels’ publications over the course of […]
Disinformation and lies escalate fear in Bolivia
The information that characterises the official Bolivian discourse is contradictory, false, perhaps hidden, even in the context of Covid-19, to the point of becoming an infodemic. Claudia Espinoza This deepens the anguish of a society in a permanent state of “emergency” since the coup d’état carried out on […]
It is time to write another story, that of solidarity
A proposal for integration in the context of this emergency situation turns out to be an imperative. It is a crisis and therefore it is a moment for the elites of our societies to understand that the market has not contributed to the great majority of our peoples seeing their social rights guaranteed.
Immigrants in Covid-19 times: Nelly Mosquera
The Prisma’s new series. A Colombian who has spent nearly three decades living in the United Kingdom, Nelly Mosquera is an activist and has worked with vulnerable populations and in community radio. Not only has she faced her own pain and that of her country, but also the pain of […]
















