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Seville Tourism: Not so picturesque for residents – DW – 11/08/2023 - Vimarsana News

Seville Tourism: Not so picturesque for residents – DW – 11/08/2023

Seville in Southern Spain is very popular with tourists, with its rich history, stunning architecture, great food and the flamenco music that was born here. But not everyone reaps the economic benefits the three million annual visitors bring to town. There is a stark gulf between rich and poor.

Source: dw.com
Fighting for justice in Iran and El Salvador – DW – 02/15/2023 - Vimarsana News

Fighting for justice in Iran and El Salvador – DW – 02/15/2023

Imagine you are being thrown into prison even though you have done absolutely nothing. All in the name of a so-called war on gangs. That's what's happening in El Salvador right now. And protests against the regime in Iran some five months after the death of Mahsa Amini continue as the country's rulers try to silence dissent and arrest those who speak up.

Source: dw.com
Speaking up: Indigenous journalism in Guatemala   – DW – 02/01/2023 - Vimarsana News

Speaking up: Indigenous journalism in Guatemala   – DW – 02/01/2023

Topics: Dangerous reporting: covering indigenous issues in Guatemala is difficult and comes with a high price -- Why care about neglected tropical diseases (NTDs)

Source: dw.com
World in Progress: Worse than Covid - Families facing food crisis in Guatemala | Latin America | DW - Vimarsana News

World in Progress: Worse than Covid - Families facing food crisis in Guatemala | Latin America | DW

Since the pandemic, hunger and poverty are even worse for most of the 6 million indigenous people in the country. Many children lost years of education and their future looks bleak. But there are also many who try to help.

Source: dw.com