
From Pandemic to Syndemic: Covid and the world’s divisions
By Ellen Hietsch “Reunión familiar sin protección = enterrar a su abuela.” A family gathering without protection equals burying your grandmother. From Madrid, this advertisement
By Ellen Hietsch “Reunión familiar sin protección = enterrar a su abuela.” A family gathering without protection equals burying your grandmother. From Madrid, this advertisement
By Daniel Blanch Spain still struggles with the memory of its authoritarian past. The question of what to do with Franco’s palace and grave have
By C. McQueeny Over Zoom, Pascal Lamy seems slightly disappointed to be discussing Brexit, and with good reason; it’s dominated the news for years on
Libya finds itself at a paradigmatic shift, in the weeks to come. Presidential and Legislative elections are scheduled and are being organized to begin in a
By Jean-Jacques Kourliandsky On the 6th of October 2021, the Constitutional Court of Ecuador validated the right of armed forces to intervene in prisons. This
What is the state of social rights in Cuba? And how has the Covid-19 pandemic affected citizens and their day-to-day perspectives? Was the country hit