This is one of the oldest cultures in the capital city. Is it dying, has it migrated, been pushed out by outside influences or is it evolving?
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Rodrigo Huarachi: “Being an illegal immigrant is like being in a prison”
Bolivian Rodrigo arrived in the English capital over four years ago. He left Bolivia in search of satisfying his own curiosity regarding the changes those who emigrated experienced in their financial situations. _ Javier Duque “What it would take you years to earn in Bolivia, you could earn elsewhere […]
Frida Kadlec: “Things are going well in Germany”
After more than 6 months in London, this 23 year-old German woman believes she is adapting to “a very fast-moving city”. Javier Duque After spending last summer in her country, Frida felt the moment had come to move on, so at the beginning of October she took an […]
Women: productive and undervalued producers
They contribute to an economy that ignores them, that fails to recognise their efforts, that condemns them to poverty and that perpetuates the regressive role of mother – worker – domestic, even though women have jobs outside of the home. _ Ana Galera As Caroline Sweetman says “The feminist […]
Sergio Blanco: mastering language and London
This young Spaniard arrived in London in December after seeing the low future expectations in his country. Javier Duque Before his final university exams in June last month, Sergio realised that it was time to leave Spain. With the work offers he could expect to receive at the […]
















