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Tag: Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

The perpetual importance of political cartoons

Posted on 26th October 202026th October 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero discusses the history of political cartooning and its relevance to the 2020 political climate.

Coronavirus on Campus: University of Leeds outbreak

Posted on 9th October 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero reports on the current situation around the University of Leeds.

Burley Banksy: Art or Graffiti?

Posted on 7th October 20208th October 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

The self proclaimed Burley Banksy has had several of his street art pieces vandalised, by an “anti graffiti” group. Ana Hill Lopez- Monchero reports.

Larry Kramer’s fight against HIV isn’t over yet

Posted on 7th July 20207th July 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

Author turned activist, Larry Kramer, recently passed away at the age of 84. Having lived with HIV for over 30 years of his life, Kramer’s activism played a key role in the fight against HIV/AIDS […]

A History of the Ambitious Thieves of Art

Posted on 2nd July 20202nd July 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

The recent theft of the £5 million ‘The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring 1884’ by Vincent van Gogh is not the first and won’t be the last piece of art to be stolen. Over […]

Escaping a Crisis Through Art

Posted on 19th June 202019th June 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

As an art enthusiast, art galleries have always provided me with a quiet space to reflect and connect with an unknown narrator. Therefore, the news that commercial art galleries are reopening leaves me with great […]

Don’t be selfish: continue social distancing

Posted on 11th June 202011th June 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

Since Boris Johnson has announced that the number of people allowed to meet during lockdown increased to six, I have noticed an increasing number of people breaking rules which for months have been repeated through […]

UN refuses to pay compensation to Haitian cholera victims

Posted on 20th May 202020th May 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

2020 marks ten years since UN peacekeepers brought cholera to Haiti. The country is still recovering, and yet, the UN refuses to take any legal responsibility or pay any compensation to victims. The spread of […]

Rohingya responsibility is not just for Bangladesh

Posted on 11th May 202011th May 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

During such extraordinary times, it is easy to forget that the problems which were around before the COVID-19 crisis still remain. A huge group of Rohingya refugees are currently stranded at sea having been refused […]

REVIEW: Normal People

Posted on 6th May 20206th May 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

Sally Rooney’s novel beautifully depicts an imperfect love story set in Carricklea and Dublin, and the BBC’s new TV adaptation does not stray far from the delightful original. The story perplexes readers, forcing them to […]

‘Ivan The Terrible’: Should Holocaust war criminals still be punished?

Posted on 27th April 202027th April 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

After the Second World War, John Demjanjuk emigrated to the US in search of the American Dream. He was able to live there as a ‘normal Cleveland guy’. In 1986, he was accused of being […]

COVID-19: Community in a time of crisis

Posted on 23rd April 202023rd April 2020 by Ana Hill Lopez-Menchero

In an effort to spread good news in a time of crisis, local community spirit has been written about for the past couple of weeks. Without these small snippets of goodness, it is easy to […]

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