Brigitte Grignet | Chiloé – La Cruz del Sur
In 1974, I was six. I was in Belgium and I had never heard words such as “exile” or “dictatorship”. My mother had a pupil, a Chilean girl who had just escaped the regime of dictator Pinochet…
In 1974, I was six. I was in Belgium and I had never heard words such as “exile” or “dictatorship”. My mother had a pupil, a Chilean girl who had just escaped the regime of dictator Pinochet…
This is a story about a man whose name is Gregorio Lanciotti. He’s a shepherd in the Mountain of the “Lago della Duchessa” (Abruzzo, Italy). He lives in a small, dark stone house…
Cyprus remains a divided country despite its ‘borders’ opening between North and South in 2003 and its accession to the EU in 2004. A referendum in 2004 under a UN backed plan failed to reunite the island…
After 30 years of emergency laws and the “Charter of Principles”, which was drafted by Arab information ministers in Cairo in 2008, the visceral need to scream and shout openly erupted on Tahrir Square in February 2011…
