At the end of May, the remains of 215 children were found in an effort to uncover what happened in those years. Now, another 700 bodies have been found.
The alliance between the FARC and the Trans Community
The unlikely alliance provides grounds for hope in the building of peace and a dignified existence for transgender people.
Where time stands still
A photographic essay on the depopulation, senectitude and inertia floating in the Spanish town of Arenillas de Riopisuegra.
Cannabis Breeding Moms
Margarita Garfias is a cannabis breeder mom, but that was not her fist option. “It’s the fight of thousands of mothers in the Mexican Republic.”
The World’s Least Known Republic
Around a year and a half ago I was wandering through a tiny village named Moynaq. Well, calling it ‘village’ is being quite generous as Moynaq is just a bit more than a desolated collection of dusty and shuttered houses in the Republic of Karakalpakstan…
The cabagge invasion
Parts of the protected forest reserve of La Tigra National Park in central Honduras have been cleared. Cabbage has become the economic mainstay and that is a problem.
Concealment, bread and solidarity
Sometimes a single photograph can tell a whole story. It can revive a memory, become revealing evidence, even speak about the war.
Fidel Castro, unipersonal
On August 13 Fidel Castro would have turned 95 years old. The man who, even after his death, keeps having influence in Cuba.
COVID-19 First Responder
Exhausted healthcare workers became increasingly critical of policies that did not enforce stricter anti-COVID regulations.