Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Sunday, November 1, 2026
Yadin Londono was 9 years old when he travelled to England from Colombia. Since then he has made Britain his home; it is his children’s motherland and where he has spent almost his entire life. However, 40 years after his arrival he now potentially faces deportation.
“How can they punish me and my family when I’ve already paid for what I did?”, he asks.
The love story between Loua and Amar knows no boundaries. They work together on a project that seeks to promote the integration of immigrants and Arabic-speaking refugees in Chile. Marcella Via Loua and Amar are a Syrian couple who arrived in Santiago a year and a half ago. […]
The language of liberation has been transformed and political programs that were once just wishful thinking are beginning to have a concrete realization in Latin America, however the urgency of the message of liberation has become more apparent. Cl audio Chipana The philosophy of liberation in Latin America […]
The well-known film director talks about the unsteady history of cinema in Colombia. Beginning in his native city of Cali he was part of the renaissance that began in the ‘60s with the Caliwood movement. He talks about the fine line in his work between fiction and documentary, described by the controversial term ‘mockumentary’.
Despite the impact of globalisation and the Belt and Road, the Hispanic population remains little compared to people from the English speaking world or other Asian countries. However, this does not impede them from exploring this unknown oriental nation. Yi ZOU In recent years, the connection between China […]
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