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María Sol Borja
Journalist from Ecuador. Topics: Politics, Breaking News. Speak English, French and Spanish. I´d rather like to work in Spanish or French. I´ve covered news in Ecuador, Argentina, Venezuela and Spain.
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Who is Pedro Granja?
Pedro Granja, a lawyer with a background in social sciences and criminology, has been a prominent figure in Ecuadorian politics, known for his outspoken views and potential candidacy for the presidency. He has been involved in various political activities, including a failed attempt to revoke President Guillermo Lasso's mandate and criticism of the Fiscal General Diana Salazar. Granja has also represented notable figures in legal cases and is active on social media, where he often engages in confrontational discourse. His political stance aligns with the socialist party, and he has received support from indigenous organizations.
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Ter García
I am a journalist based in Madrid. I have worked for seven years in the Diagonal and El Salto Diario newspapers, of which I am one of the founders. I am specialized in information on human rights violations and company monitoring.
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Journalism
Investigative Reporting
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A report shows that all state police forces lack control mechanisms and accountability
A report by Iridia, Novact, and Rights International Spain reveals a lack of transparency and accountability mechanisms within Spanish police forces. The report, presented at the Consejo General de la Abogacía, highlights issues such as inadequate investigations into allegations of torture and mistreatment by officers, a tendency towards inactivity by the Public Prosecutor's Office, and the non-application of international protocols like the Istanbul Protocol in Spain. It also points out the opaqueness of internal control procedures, disciplinary actions, and the use of force protocols. The report emphasizes the need for independent external bodies to oversee police actions and investigate complaints effectively.
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Pablo Hernández Mares
Pablo Hernández Mares is a freelance science journalist based in Guadalajara, Mexico. Proficient in audio and video editing. Specialized in creating multimedia content for science and technology. Musical producer for news and special reports.
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Investigative Journalism
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Climate Change
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Hurricane Otis affected health services in Acapulco, Guerrero
Hurricane Otis, a category 5 storm, struck Acapulco, Guerrero on October 25, 2023, severely damaging health and communication infrastructure. The Public Health Incident Management System activated various federal health agencies to respond, deploying ambulances, medical professionals, and mobile hospital units. By October 31, over 1,000 health professionals from federal institutions, including 35 Cuban doctors, arrived in Acapulco. A second medical brigade was dispatched on November 2. Local health centers reopened and were restocked with medicines. The federal health department launched mental health support strategies, and measures were taken to ensure the supply of antiretroviral medications. Dr. Jason Antonio Frasco Carrera highlighted the dire health conditions, especially for children under five, and called for continuous aid.
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Haroldo Martinez
HAROLDO MARTINEZ is a broadcast journalist, producer, fixer, cameraman, documentary, research and editor based in Guatemala city, Guatemala with 39 years of experience working for international networks such as NBC NEWS, CBS NEWS, ABC NEWS, CNN, CNNE, CHANNEL 4 NEWS, SWISS TV, WTN, EUROVISION and ...
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Jobs Completed 2
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The Election of the Attorney General
The article argues for the elimination of the Procuraduría, citing its ineffectiveness and the need to transfer its functions to the contentious jurisdiction. It highlights concerns over the political influence in the election of the new Attorney General, particularly regarding the government's potential control over the Constitutional Court. The author, Germán Vargas Lleras, emphasizes the importance of independence in the selection process and warns against the consolidation of power by President Petro, which could lead to significant political shifts in Colombia.
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Ricardo Montoya
ricardo montoya is a freelance video journalist.
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No incidents in voting to elect the new rector of UAQ
The election for the new rector of the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Querétaro (UAQ) for the 2024-2027 term was conducted without incidents. The election saw the participation of four candidates following the withdrawal of Martín Vivanco Vargas, who is under investigation for alleged plagiarism. Voting took place from 8 AM to 8 PM, with no reported incidents. The voter registry included 32,926 students and 2,758 faculty members, with 51 polling stations set up across various faculties. Results are expected to be fully counted and announced by night. To win, a candidate must secure at least two-thirds of the votes; otherwise, a second round will be held.
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Diego Ortiz
Diego Ortiz is a photographer/cameraman based in Santiago, Chile.
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Hermosilla-Gate: Audios Reveal Right-Wing Favorite Lawyer Had Plan to Bribe SII and CMF Officials in Factop Case
Luis Hermosilla, a prominent lawyer with ties to the right-wing, was recorded discussing plans to bribe officials from Chile's tax service (SII) and the Financial Market Commission (CMF) in relation to the Factop case. Factop, along with STF Capital Corredora de Bolsa, part of the Sum Capital holding owned by the Sauer brothers and Rodrigo Topelberg, is under investigation for financial irregularities. Topelberg has sued the Sauer brothers for disloyal management and providing false information to the market. The CMF has imposed sanctions and suspended STF's activities. The SII and CMF are investigating the case, and political figures from the Partido Comunista are calling for a commission to investigate the corruption. Following the revelations, lawyer Hermosilla was dismissed from representing Miguel Crispi in another case, and the Minister of Finance announced that the State Defense Council is considering legal action.
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Mario J Penton
Mario J Penton is a journalist based in Miami, United States of America. Mario Pentón, nació el 30 de diciembre de 1986 en Cienfuegos, una provincia central de Cuba. En la actualidad es reconocido como uno de los principales periodistas cubanos que en redes sociales da cobertura a los temas de ...
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Wife of former minister Gil also detained and daughter incommunicado, says nephew of ex-minister
Gina M. González, wife of former Cuban Minister of Economy Alejandro Gil, has been detained along with her daughter Laura María Gil González, who is incommunicado, according to their relative Daniel Alejandro Trujillo Gil. Alejandro Gil was dismissed and is under investigation for corruption. The article also covers the detention of Cuban migrants in Romania, the arrest of activist Ienelis Delgado Cue in Camagüey, and the protective measures granted by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to activist Julio César Góngora Millo. Additionally, it mentions the case of Víctor Manuel Rocha, a former U.S. government employee charged with acting as an agent for the Cuban government.
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Angela Perez
Angela Perez is a journalist.
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Science & Environment
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Progress in the Contracting Process of the PTAR Canoas
The Corporación Autónoma Regional de Cundinamarca (CAR) has approved the Empresa de Acueducto y Alcantarillado de Bogotá (EAAB) to proceed with the contracting process for the construction of the PTAR Canoas, a significant milestone in the project aimed at decontaminating the Bogotá River. The PTAR Canoas will benefit around ten million residents by treating 100% of Soacha's and 70% of Bogotá's wastewater. The World Bank's technical viability approval and the CAR's non-objection are crucial steps forward. The project, which has faced delays, is expected to continue progressing, with the EAAB needing to secure multilateral bank credits for construction.
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Vanesa Restrepo
Vanesa Restrepo is a journalist based in Medellín - Antioquia, Colombia.
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Why has the change in the FLA not materialized?
The transformation of the Fábrica de Licores de Antioquia (FLA) into a state-owned industrial and commercial enterprise (Eice) has not been achieved despite clear objectives set by the Duma. The FLA, currently a dependency of the Secretaría de Hacienda without its own accounts, faces legal challenges and is involved in numerous labor disputes. Proposals for the board composition and commercialization model of the new entity are under discussion, with concerns about private sector majority and employee representation. The FLA's assets, including the Aguacatala lot and inventory, are valued at significant amounts, but the valuation of its brands has not been conducted. The transformation aims to maximize income for the administration and reduce tax liabilities. The discussion and voting on the transformation will resume in October during ordinary sessions of the departmental corporation.
David Tarazona
I'm a journalist based in Bogotá, Colombia with three years of experience in broadcast and investigative journalism. You can watch some of my TV pieces on these links: 1. Regresaron a la zona de tragedia - **** 2. Fiscal de fiscales en aprietos por correos agresivos a columnista - **** 3. ...
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Illegal mining ravages Farallones de Cali National Park
Illegal mining in Farallones de Cali National Park has surged since the pandemic, with sophisticated operations causing significant environmental damage, including deforestation and mercury contamination. Despite judicial orders and recent preventive actions by the Procuraduría General de la Nación, the issue remains uncontrolled. Park officials and researchers highlight the severe ecological impacts and threats to local water sources. Corruption and inadequate judicial processes hinder efforts to combat the illegal activities, which are also linked to threats and violence against park personnel.
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