Chema de Isidro: «The human being is good, but very cowardly»
Chema de Isidro, cook «I am from Madrid and I am 54 years old, with 34 years of experience in cooking. For 17 years I … Read More
“United Nations does not work and will not work”
Ignacio Ramonet, director of Le Monde Diplomatique in Spanish The journalist Ignacio Ramonet (Redondela, 1943), visited La Casa Encendida (Madrid) at the beginning of the … Read More
The enigma of three countries in one
Three Gambian women work on a fertilizer that improves the country’s agricultural possibilities By Jaume Portell Caño from Banyul (Gambia) The lack of state agricultural … Read More
Viviane Ogou: “What do Afro-descendant children dream of?”
Viviane Ogou Cordi, researcher «I was born in Barcelona, to a Catalan mother and a father from the Ivory Coast. I do social research and … Read More
An unlikely alternation
On October 9, Mozambicans elect president for the seventh time Close to celebrating 50 years of independence, Mozambique faces an uncertain future. The emergence of … Read More
The Khartoum Labyrinth
Sudan stuck in search for peace A year and a half after the start of the conflict, the Sudanese have become unwitting protagonists of a … Read More
Sese Seko gave the blow
50 years since the Foreman and Ali fight in Kinshasa One billion people stood in front of the television on October 30, 1974. The two … Read More
“I make reality small so I can understand it”
Ahmad Abdulatif, writer A 46-year-old Cairo native, Ahmad Abdulatif has dedicated a good part of his life to journalism and the translation of works from … Read More
The uncountable
The interior of cayucos and boats “explains” the hardness of the Canarian route The Canary Islands route, one of the longest and most dangerous maritime … Read More