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Togo: Arrestan a cantante que denunció mal gobierno

6 days ago | es.globalvoices.org | Jean de Dieu SOVON |Mariela Arnst |Joan Collins |Escrito porJean Sovon

El arresto de un artista por su indignación contra el mal gobierno y la injusticia social genera serias inquietudes sobre el derecho a la libertad de expresión en Togo. Aamron, cuyo verdadero nombre es Tchala Essowè Narcisse, es un artista togolés conocido por su estilo de hardcore hip hop en la escena musical local y que no duda en hablar de asuntos sociales.
Canciones infantiles traducidas al maya uspanteko: el proyecto de Aury Us en Guatemala

2 weeks ago | es.globalvoices.org | María Alvarez Malvido |Jean de Dieu SOVON |Joan Collins

¡Te presentamos a las personas que participarán en el Programa Catalizador para el Activismo Digital de Lenguas Mayenses de Guatemala! El programa coordinado por Rising Voices reúne a participantes de diversas regiones que tienen proyectos relacionados con el uso, fortalecimiento, revitalización y/o promoción de una lengua indígena con medios y herramientas digitales, y a través de procesos que involucran y benefician a sus comunidades.
Mujeres lideran lucha contra la violencia de género en el norte de Nigeria

3 weeks ago | es.globalvoices.org | Valeria Malavolta |Jean de Dieu SOVON |Mariela Arnst |Joan Collins

Este artículo de Mohammed Ibrahim se publicó originalmente en Peace News Network el 5 de marzo de 2025. Reproducimos una versión editada en Global Voices como parte de un acuerdo de asociación de medios. En el norte de Nigeria, donde las intrínsecamente arraigadas normas patriarcales suelen silenciar a las mujeres, una nueva ola de iniciativas lideradas por mujeres está emergiendo para combatir la violencia de género y para fomentar la paz y la cohesión social.
JOAN COLLINS on Concorde's heyday: I was seated next to Dodi Fayed. When I asked why he was going to London, he smiled and said: 'I'm looking for a new girlfriend.' Then the rumours started about Diana... | This is Money

Feb 2, 2025 | thisismoney.co.uk | Joan Collins

When I heard that there was going to be a new version of Concorde, I was absolutely delighted. A company called Boom Supersonic has demonstrated that its prototype can surge past Mach 1.1 (850mph) in three high-speed runs conducted in California's Mojave desert, no doubt giving its most famous denizen – the Road Runner – a run for its money. I'm willing to bet Wile E Coyote wished he had been on board.
Am I a MAGA icon?

Jan 15, 2025 | spectator.co.uk | Joan Collins

‘Traitor!’ the woman yelled at me the instant I entered the beautifully decorated living room of a famous actress. It was a Twelfth Night celebration, and the room was full of glamorous friends and acquaintances. ‘What?’ I replied, bemused. ‘That photo!’ she screamed, ‘How could you take that picture with all those Republicans?’Over Christmas I had been to a dinner hosted by some good friends who happen to be Republicans. This, it turned out, was a great crime.
Joan Collins, Right to Change - Party Leader Interviews

Nov 20, 2024 | rte.ie | Joan Collins

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The night I was turned away from the Ivy

Nov 6, 2024 | spectator.co.uk | Joan Collins

How the mighty can fall. I was overwhelmed by the approbation I had received for my one-woman show, Behind the Shoulder Pads at the Adelphi Theatre. Standing ovations would erupt several times during our performance. The roar of the greasepaint and the smell of the crowd were heady as my co-star (my hubby Percy) and I took our bows to wild applause and cheering.
The night I was turned away from the Ivy

Nov 6, 2024 | spectator.com.au | Joan Collins

How the mighty can fall. I was overwhelmed by the approbation I had received for my one-woman show, Behind the Shoulder Pads at the Adelphi Theatre. Standing ovations would erupt several times during our performance. The roar of the greasepaint and the smell of the crowd were heady as my co-star (my hubby Percy) and I took our bows to wild applause and cheering.
Jailing Marine Le Pen will only make her more popular

Sep 26, 2024 | thespectator.com | Gavin Mortimer |Jonathan Miller |Joan Collins |popularBy Gavin Mortimer

There was a vigorous interview on Tuesday morning on a prominent French radio station. The guest was Jean-Philippe Tanguy, a senior MP in Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National, and the last question put to him concerned his leader’s impending trial on charges of financial impropriety. Tanguy had on two occasions to remind the presenter to stick to the conditional tense when talking about the charges; his interlocutor made it sound as if Le Pen was guilty until proven innocent.
Facing down the Democratic legal tsunami

Sep 12, 2024 | thespectator.com | Roger Kimball |Joan Collins |Amber Duke |Marc Oestreich

Sydney Smith (1771-1845), the great English wit and Anglican divine, once said that he never read a book before reviewing it because he found that “it prejudices a man so.” (He also confided that his idea of heaven was “eating pâté de foie gras to the sound of trumpets.”)I have nothing to add to Smith’s soteriological dictum.