Daniel is Spanish from Cadiz who arrived in London last October. Although he has a job in a restaurant, he doesn’t feel at all satisfied in ‘such a big’ city and he is thinking about moving back to Spain in the future. Javier Duque Ha didn’t leave Spain […]
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Karol Cariola: a swallow of the Chilean student movement
The social movement led by the students shaking Chile is described as the start of a new era for this nation, which is still recovering from one of the cruelest military dictatorships on the continent. Raimundo López Karol Cariola is one of the protest leaders. She is small, […]
The Wikileaks saga (III): Ecuador and the ‘leaks’
We present the third and final part of this series concerning one of the most important phenomena of recent times, and which clearly shows the need for, and the hidden interests of those who do not want, its existence. Fidel Narvaez In Ecuador, the Wikileaks effect has been […]
The Wikileaks saga (II): challenging the major powers
– Media, truth and diplomacy – The North American intelligence services argue that Wikileaks is a threat to US security. Several right-wing political figures have asked time and again that Julian Assange be treated as a terrorist. Fidel Narváez This is due to the magnitude and the […]
Ni hao’… Simplicity can say it all
Beijing… Some may have never even read or heard that phrase, however, in China it is probably one of the most used – and not only by native speakers – since these are words that open doors and make friends. Luis Melián Many visitors use it when they […]
















