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latamjournalismreview.org > articles > brazil-shines-bright-at-the-gabo-awards-with-wins-in-three-categories

Brazil shines bright at the Gabo Awards, with wins in three categories

2+ hour, 51+ min ago   (1059+ words) The Gabo Awards 2026 also spotlighted murdered journalists, exiled journalists, war coverage and gender violence in newsrooms. The 14th edition of the Gabo Festival took place from July 24 to 26, bringing together thousands of participants in Bogota, Colombia, to celebrate the best of…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > news > governor-of-oaxaca-mexico-proposes-blacklist-of-hate-news-outlets

Governor of Oaxaca, Mexico, proposes blacklist of 'hate' news outlets

9+ hour, 37+ min ago   (116+ words) LatAm Journalism Review Governor of Oaxaca, Mexico, proposes blacklist of 'hate' news outlets "Governor Salomón Jara Cruz [of the Mexican state of Oaxaca] announced the creation of a list of news outlets and media organizations he considers 'enemies' or driven…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > news > bolivian-journalists-say-mining-ministry-restricted-access-to-summit

Bolivian journalists say mining ministry restricted access to summit

6+ day, 6+ hour ago   (98+ words) LatAm Journalism Review Bolivian journalists say mining ministry restricted access to summit The Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy disabled the registration and accreditation form for journalists before the original deadline had passed, leaving out journalists who intended to register. Other…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > articles > they-survived-the-earthquakes-in-venezuela-then-they-went-back-to-reporting

They survived the earthquakes in Venezuela. Then they went back to reporting.

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (1214+ words) These three journalists, from the city hardest hit by the earthquakes, endured loss and trauma. But they kept working, determined to tell the world what was happening around them. Five minutes after two earthquakes struck(opens in new tab) Venezuela…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > articles > how-8-latin-american-newsrooms-mapped-misinformation-campaigns-targeting-environmental-defenders

How 8 Latin American newsrooms mapped misinformation campaigns targeting environmental defenders

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (931+ words) The alliance identified the actors and industries behind online harassment that can often precede real-world violence. Climate change misinformation often seeks to discredit science. In Latin America, it is increasingly targeting those who defend the environment. To expose these attacks,…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > articles > older-adults-in-colombia-return-to-the-classroom-to-learn-how-to-challenge-misinformation

Older adults in Colombia return to the classroom to learn how to challenge misinformation - LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center

2+ week, 9+ hour ago   (1110+ words) In Manizales, one of the country’s cities with the highest proportion of residents over 60, a media literacy course teaches older adults how to verify information. For 69-year-old Ángela María Henao Toro, something about a forwarded WhatsApp message didn't make sense....

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latamjournalismreview.org > news > bolivian-journalists-sound-alarm-over-new-information-access-bill-approved-without-public-input

Bolivian journalists sound alarm over new information access bill approved without public input

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (134+ words) "Bolivian news organizations said they were alarmed by the approval of a second Access to Information bill in the Chamber of Senators that violates congressional procedure, while the first bill from October 2024 is currently being processed in a lower house…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > articles > after-earthquakes-venezuelan-press-reports-through-restrictions-and-scarce-resources

After earthquakes, Venezuelan press reports through restrictions and scarce resources

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (1275+ words) Coverage of Venezuela's earthquakes has become the first major test for the country's press since Nicolás Maduro's removal, revealing greater freedom to report but also persistent censorship and restrictions on information access. But for Álvaro Pérez-Kattar, a journalist with the…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > news > chilean-court-sentences-former-general-and-former-judge-over-illegal-surveillance-of-journalist

Chilean court sentences former general and former judge over illegal surveillance of journalist

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (151+ words) "A Chilean court on Tuesday [June 30] sentenced former head of the Army Intelligence Directorate (DINE), retired General Schafik Nazal, and former Santiago Court of Appeals judge Juan Poblete to five years of intensive supervised probation in connection with an investigation…...

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latamjournalismreview.org > articles > recent-u-s-court-cases-breathe-new-life-into-mexico-narcopolitics-reporting

Recent U.S. court cases breathe new life into Mexico narcopolitics reporting - LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center

1+ mon, 3+ day ago   (1104+ words) Mexican journalists who investigate alleged ties between politicians and drug cartels explain how they verify leaked information, avoid being manipulated and safely cover organized crime networks. In 2025, the book “The Fourth Transformation of Organized Crime” was published. The investigative work…...