Weekly Books: Your book presents several maps of the world of Black leopard, red wolfmade by you, do you have other talents? Marlon James: Oh my god, I hope (laughs). To make these cards, I had to relearn how to use Photoshop. I was a graphic designer, illustrator and art director, notably for singer Sean … Read more
There are numerous complaints within the body managed by Claudio Oterowho had asked the employees to report the various irregularities, mistreatment, violence and workplace harassment that they suffered in order to act, but, according to what they maintain, all of this was used against them, and Knoll it would have forced some employees to be … Read more
Five years ago, Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey probably did not expect the upheaval they were going to create, and that all over the world. This morning in October 2017, the newspaper that employs them, the New York Timespublishes the investigation that they have long and meticulously carried out for months, managing to convince the … Read more
In October 2017, the “New York Times” published an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against the hitherto untouchable Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. The floodgates of the #MeToo movement have just opened. On October 5, Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, two journalists from the New York daily, reveal what was known to many in the … Read more
In Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, there was a violent day with attacks and fires on businesses, as well as a fight in the Social Reintegration Center number 3. Until now, the balance is at least seven dead. According to the authorities, the first The incident occurred around 1:00 p.m., between people deprived of their liberty who … Read more
The reaction to the attack on the former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was marked by shock and disbelief. A frenzy of analysis followed in an attempt to make sense of the events, while the information was still unconfirmed. Until Shinzo Abe’s death was announced a few hours later. At first glance, Abe’s assassination takes … Read more
This Thursday, the Philippines says goodbye to President Rodrigo Duterte. During the last six years, his violent rhetoric lavish in testosterone and threats – “the funeral homes will be full”, he already warned during the electoral campaign – became state policy and sowed the country with corpses in his particular war against drugs. A bloody … Read more
The gala which delivers the Anglo-Saxon awards, the BAFTA 2018 took place on Sunday February 18 at the Royal Albert Hall in London for the second consecutive year, following the move from the Royal Opera House. Joanna Lumley replaced Stephen Fry, who led the ceremony for 7 years. The first BAFTAs were awarded in 1949. … Read more
Deserted streets, doors secured with padlocks, suspicious looks, silence reigns. Most escaped before the arrival of drug traffickers Y rebels who settled in their homes. The extortion, poverty, unemployment, forced criminal recruitment, homicides, sexual abuse Y disappearances They haunt the neighborhoods of the Colombian Pacific, where the heir gangs of paramilitarism and drug trafficking still … Read more
The United States will officially declare the Burmese army’s campaign against the Rohingya as genocide on Monday, a move welcomed but cautiously by that Muslim minority. Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled Burma, a majority Buddhist population, after a military crackdown in 2017 that is the subject of a genocide trial before the International Court … Read more