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Delma Danitza Bacarreza
International Political Scientist
International Relations Specialist with a strong interest in social and civicjournalism, focusing on the political, economic, and social transformations shaping Europe.
Drawing on a multidisciplinary background in project management, corporate communications. Icombine analytical thinking with compelling storytelling to make complex international issuesaccessible to diverse audiences.
Having worked in multicultural environments and being fluent in four languages, I bring agenuinely European perspective, fostering dialogue across cultures and highlighting the humandimension behind policy, economics, and current affairs.
Passionate about democratic values, civic engagement, and informed public debate, I aim to contribute to journalism that empowers citizens and encourages critical thinking.
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The lack of effective policies to tackle high fuel prices and all their consequences is leading to numerous protests across Europe, as these issues have now become untenable.
If The Foundations Shake, The Whole Infrastructure Collapses
We are plagued by inequality: wages are not enough to support a family, and living costs are mounting, creating significant instability in the homes of Europeans
The Winds Of Change Are Blowing Stronger
More than 41 million Europeans cannot afford to heat their homes, almost four in ten cannot keep them cool in summer, and the war with Iran has sent gas prices soaring just before winter. For millions of families, home is no longer a safe place.
Cold In Winter, Hot In Summer, Broke All Year
Bills we can no longer pay, fuel and groceries rising every month, and ultra-cheap goods flooding our stores. Meanwhile, anger and loneliness become fuel for parties that always blame the weakest,and a wealthy few keep getting richer.
The Heirs And The Rest Of Us
In France, the problems in schools, and many others besides, are coming to the surface as protest. If these young people cannot count on a secure future, what future awaits Europe?
With The Arrival Of Fall, The Winds Of Change Are Blowing
It is clear that the majority of the population is becoming increasingly poorer, while those with resources are becoming increasingly richer, and the gap between the two is constantly widening.
Economic Policy, or the Economy that Governs Politics
When we talk about migration, is there only help that comes to the people through generosity, or is there a price that Europe pays to the countries where the arrivals of migrants are higher? When promises are measured in euros, the numbers tell a different story.
Migration in Europe and Its Myriad Facets: The Price of Solidarity
As always, news reports emerge only when people are already homeless and in dire straits. However, the problem is far broader and is growing worse over the years.
The Housing Crisis In Europe
When you talk about a bad life, I feel like in a movie or a TV series, we have practically standardized their presence without realizing how much they are better organized and with connections throughout Europe and the world.
The Silent Empire That Feeds Off Crime
Doesn't it ever happen to you that you have an idea, pick up your phone to look it up, and then—while you're doing a quick search—something stops you?
All The Access To Information Has Made Us Less Informed
For months now, Brussels has been talking about hydrogen the way it used to talk about gas: as the fix that will finally sort out Europe's energy problem.
Europe's Hydrogen Gamble In North Africa
Geopolitics is a science that, in my opinion, is not important but is indispensable because it is the foundation of everything, and it is certain that those who are currently involved in politics understand it well.
Brief Reflections On Geopolitics
During the latest speeches of the representatives of the right fair parties, the idea is the same in the different countries, we still keep repeating the same patterns, and, it seems, the same mistakes. Are we really giving all this support to far-right parties?
The Political Changes Happening Now Or Expected For Political Parties In Europe's Future
Migration challenges, promises, and the determination to tackle an emergency. When theory fails to match practice. When theory fails to match practice, promises must be tested against reality in ever-changing contexts.
The Changing Patterns Of Migration In Europe
The relevance of the European Union in the global changes that are affecting international decisions all over the world and its role as an important player.
European Union Challenges
Due to the latest economic change throughout the world, the European Union is ready to find new solutions, or the solutions they are exposed to are not sufficient to cover the real inflation that is affecting families all over the world.
The Economy Made Us Lose Our Innocence
The United States knows how important Europe is for their economy, which is why it is creating everything to help.
The United States Loves Europe
Could the real problems in Europe be not only those we see on local TV, masquerading as news programs, but also those we do not easily see—issues hidden from the public and concealed within information that is difficult to access?
Is the Perception of Safety Changing, or is it the Media That Changes the Way We Inform Ourselves?
How wonderful it is to live within the European Union; and it's free, right? How much does it cost us to remain within the EU?
A European Union Everyone Wants to Enter
We still have problems in Europe regarding the climate, energy, homelessness and, of course, we are becoming poor. Having a house, moreover the one equipped with air conditioners is expensive and everything costs more and more.
Will the Summer Never End? Is It the Only Problem the European Union Faces?
Are the Europeans getting poorer? Are we getting used to seeing homeless people and those living in poverty?
The Gap Between the Rich and the Poor Is Widening in 2026
In Europe, no matter that there are already more policies regarding climate change, it is still having problems because of high temperatures drying the rivers and depleting hydroelectric energy sources.
River Droughts In Europe And Their Consequences
Spain is rushing military reinforcements to its North African enclave of Ceuta after a dramatic surge overwhelmed border security, triggering chaos along the Moroccan frontier.
Migration from Africa to Europe
