Cova da Moura was born in fragile circumstances and is again threatened by cultural conflicts imbued with racism, discrimination, and the pressure of powerful interests willing to destroy a community in the name of a ‘regeneration’ that would only benefit property developers. Resistance aims to set up a Community Land Trust and to build on the Intangible Cultural Heritage that their annual festival has gained.
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Trump is seeking to turn journalists into enemies and lies into dogma
He doesn’t need to shut down newspapers; it is enough for him to turn truth into suspicion and lies into spectacle. This column includes the ten greatest achievements of the United States press. Gonzalo Guillén / La Nueva Prensa* “Were it left to me to decide whether we […]
“Women against the far right” counters anti-immigration protests
Women MPs, cultural figures and women’s rights campaigners in the UK have launched ‘Women Against the Far Right’ in response to claims that violence against women is linked to people seeking asylum. The allegations, fuelled by politicians and far right activists, have led to a wave of anti-immigration protests throughout […]
A journey to the heart of Brazil: a history of pain
The legacy of cultural wealth coexists with a history of pain. This South American country was the destination of more than four million enslaved Africans, the largest number in the Americas. Osvaldo Cardosa Currently, more than 122 million Brazilians, 56% of the population of 218.5 million inhabitants, consider […]
Carlos Acosta: a decade of Cuban talent in motion
One of the most influential figures in the world of dance created a show where five renowned Hispanic choreographers deployed in London an exuberant display of styles. It was his way of celebrating a decade of supporting Cuban talent. Under the title “A Decade in Motion”, the force of their […]
















