Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, October 23, 2026
President Catherine Connolly takes office amid debates on neutrality, reunification and Ireland’s role as anti-immigration rhetoric rises. Her election, backed by a strong anti-establishment vote, sharpens the discussion on the country’s progressive direction and the challenge of curbing the evident and undeniable advance of the right.
Between hard work, displacement and optimism, a portrait emerges of a community striving to integrate, confront exploitation, and keep its identity alive in a United Kingdom that still sees them from a distance. For social, economic and/or political reasons, they decided to emigrate. You can hear them on the street, […]
Making a film while also engaging in a profound conversation with your father about family history is not an easy task. They accomplished it with humour, a lifelong characteristic of their relationship. Graham Douglas Anna Negri continues our conversation about growing up as the daughter of a famous […]
Upon arriving in London without speaking English, she turned humble jobs into a food business offering Colombian flavours and opportunities to the Latin community. She later opened a restaurant that became a meeting point where culture, identity and mutual support come together to enrich the city. (The Prisma memoirs). […]
Censorship, hostility or repression against the homosexual community or immigrants are realities that exist in British and Spanish society. Talking about it is not always easy, but with art, many things are possible and more effective.
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