Although having spent most of her life living and working in Mexico, she does not seem to have any problem in adjusting British culture and lifestyle. Her only concern, however, is the education system. Yi ZOU Being able to speak Spanish, English and French fluently, she has a […]
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Latin America and mixed heritage
“We are neither Indian, nor European, but a species lying somewhere in between the legitimate owners of the land and the Spanish usurpers…” Simon Bolivar (Letter from Jamaica). – Claudio Chipana – People of mixed heritage, mestizos, are a challenge to racial purity and the idea of a monolithic nation. […]
Priscilla Anany: a brave dream chaser, a warrior for the vulnerable
Having gone through stages of questioning her future vocation and numerous difficulties that followed, thanks to her strong passion and tenacity, she finally brought us this great movie, her debut feature, “Children of the mountain”.
“Not without my family”… an immigrant’s battle in England
How long can a mother be forced not to see her children? One year and two months was what the Mexican and British governments made Jael Deyssy De la Luz endure. A hunger strike and a continuous and tireless fight made a reunion possible. Virginia Moreno Molina “When […]
Latin Americans who work as cleaners and are invisible
Their work starts before sunrise when the classrooms are still empty. Whilst universities teach about values and rights these workers come and go unseen shrouded under a cloak of invisibility born of the stigma businesses and institutions attribute to the word ‘cleaners’ who for their part are generally exploited and […]
















