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The Prisma is a unique and pioneer media project in the UK in integrating people with different backgrounds and nationalities but connected with the same goal of contribute to make a better society by building up ties between different cultures that share English as a common language and also are interested in the Latin American and Spanish speaking culture and the defense of immigrants, workers, and any other vulnerable or minority communities. We promote multiculturalism.Independent, ethical and purposeful, informative and uniting, The Prisma – The Multicultural Newspaper–, is a shared journalistic adventure run by volunteers from different disciplines and nationalities. Source

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Scope National, Hispanic/Latine
Language English, Spanish
Country United Kingdom
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The first stop after an immigration arrest: a nightmare

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By Virginia Moreno Molina
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A police check can result in weeks or months of detention for those without immigration status. Misinformation, legal difficulties and constant fear shape the experience of people held in immigration detention centres across the United Kingdom. Virginia Moreno Molina At work, waiting for a bus, having a coffee or any other daily activity, officials can approach an immigrant any time and to ask to see their documents. And immigration officials are not the only ones doing this. The police are too.
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A mother and her family in the immigration maze

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A Mexican mother was separated from her family for one year and two months while trying to regularise her immigration status. Bureaucracy, financial requirements and a hunger strike marked her struggle until the family was reunited. Her story was heard by The Prisma a few years ago. Virginia Moreno Molina “When we talk about migration, we rarely discuss the mental health effects,” says this 34-year-old mother from Mexico, who was forced to experience this during her bureaucratic struggle.
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A life born on the Mediterranean frontier

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The birth of a baby aboard a rescue vessel reflects the human dimension of a migration crisis that forces thousands of people to risk their lives to escape war, hunger and poverty. Luisa María González Marina is so named because she was born at sea, in an Italian patrol boat surrounded by more than 600 people trying to reach Europe; her mother was one of those migrants.
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Juanes arrives in London with a new story to tell

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The Colombian singer will perform at the O2 Forum Kentish Town on 20 July as part of his World Tour 2026, with the London date coinciding with Colombia’s Independence Day celebrations. Juanes. Photo courtesy of BaxterPR.
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Immigrant stories: Distance as the price of a better future

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Separated from his family for two years, a Bolivian migrant works tirelessly in London with a single goal: to return once he has secured the resources needed to guarantee his daughters’ future. His nervousness is obvious as he awaits his arrival at London Bridge where he will have to present his CV that he is carrying in his hands. Juan Morales is Bolivian, 39-years-old and has lived in London for two years. Like many of his compatriots, he has come to the United Kingdom for the purposes of work.
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Decolonizing the mind

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Zahi Zalloua gives the radical thought of the anti-colonist theorist Frantz Fanon the justice it demands and deserves by allying it with psychoanalytic and philosophical ideas from the work of Slavoj Źiźek. Sean Sheehan In a racialized world, some humans count and some others, those that do not count, have their being denied.
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The questionable resilience and sustainability of our cities

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We are being sold the idea that our cities are sustainable and resilient. But to achieve environmental sustainability and mitigate climate change, we need cities to prioritise their natural surroundings and protect their biological and ecological diversity. John Elvis Vera S.* It is important that cities minimise the impact of urbanism, reduce atmospheric pollution, control their expansion and ensure that urban transport does not generate pollution.
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The freedom to choose even the silence

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Choice emerges as an unavoidable condition of human existence. Indifference, the pursuit of peace and individual responsibility are placed at the centre of a reflection on freedom. Nigel Pocock Indeed, to make no choice, is to make a choice. You are already committed. Let us then play a language game. God is in the market-place. He wants people to make a free choice. This flows out of love being itself a choice, and one that demands freedom.
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Each winery should have its own story to tell

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Attracted by Lebanon’s potential as a wine-producing region and nostalgic for his homeland, Maher Harb left a consultancy firm in Paris, fixed up a disused family farm and recently launched his first vintage, which he aims to market to Europe. Maher Harb. Photo: Prensa Latina. Armando Reyes Harb is part of Lebanon’s growing wine-making industry, which has breathed new life into land that was abandoned during the Civil War of 1975-1990.
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The immigrant experience in a more hostile United Kingdom

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Being an immigrant is not easy, even in one of the most multicultural countries in the world. Amid growing anti-immigration rhetoric, the effects of Brexit and increasingly restrictive government measures, thousands of foreign-born residents face uncertainty, discrimination and daily barriers in an increasingly polarised society. Photo by Steve Eason Flick. Creative Commons License.
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The Prisma Journalists

Liew, Zachary
Marin, Monica del Pilar Uribe
Molina, Virginia Moreno
Nabli, Marwan