Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Operations like ‘Go Home’, which a decade ago sought to curb immigration through campaigns of intimidation, find their echo in new government offensives today. The same nightmare remains current: aggressive, costly policies of questionable effectiveness. The Memories of The Prisma enable this retrospective view. Virginia Moreno Molina According […]
In the face of global homogenisation, identity is resurging strongly in two opposing forms: exclusionary ultra-nationalism and the multicultural demands of minorities, creating a crossroads between dialogue and exclusion. Claudio Chipana Gutiérrez It is not just globalisation but migration, and the very rapid increase in the role of […]
The experience of Vicent Sánchez in London exemplifies the dilemma of many young emigrants: the search for opportunities clashes with the language barrier, loneliness, and the high cost of living, leading him to weigh his career against the longing to return home. Javier Duque After graduating in Public […]
Only a revolutionary project led by the subordinate classes can overcome Latin America’s structural dependency through autonomous industrialisation and technological mastery, as the local bourgeoisie perpetuates the neocolonial status quo.. Juan Diego García Any political project that involves overcoming the underdevelopment, current dependencies and poverty of the social […]
The murder of certain journalists in Colombia reveals a hierarchy of media attention: solidarity and coverage depend more on the professional’s status than on the violence suffered, leaving thousands of local colleagues overlooked. All deaths hurt, but those that carry the horror of violence are overwhelming. And the pain is […]
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