Journalistic
Mined Countries
CLIP Production
The cracks of lithium
Production Assistant
Trailers, a trap for migrants
Production Assistant, Database and Visualizations
Online Journalism Awards 2024 in the "Excellence in Collaboration and Partnerships" category; Tom Renner Award by Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE).
Online Journalism Awards 2024 in the "Excellence in Collaboration and Partnerships" category; Tom Renner Award by Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE).
The Day After: Stories of Migrants Inside and Outside Latin America - Distintas Latitudes
Creative Coordinator, Editorial Team and Photojournalist
From Chiapas to Tamaulipas, new database maps thousands of migrants’ dangerous journeys through Mexico in trailer trucks
Data journalists reviewed public records, news coverage and reports by an advocacy group to create a database spanning six years that gives a glimpse into the pattern of deadly smuggling.
Cybercrime Convention: Why pay attention in Latin America?
Latin American civil society organizations have signed and stated in statements that the current draft of the cybercrime convention does not meet human rights standards.
[PHOTOESSAY] The street makes art
Photo essay on homeless people
Buenos Aires: Home to a sub-basin that cries out for protection in times of climate crisis
At 7 years old, Maritza Valverde moved to Volcán de Buenos Aires. Now, at 34, she recalls visiting the river after school, when she lived 100 meters away and her neighbors would join her.
Buenos Aires: The community leading its own recycling program
In the Volcán district of Buenos Aires, Puntarenas, what began as a project among friends now has the support of a community willing to participate in comprehensive solid waste management.
Data from COVID-19 recoveries will be studied to test the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine.
Researchers will also make recommendations on dosage adjustments that could be made to patients with the novel coronavirus based on their metabolism.
Scientists will identify drugs that block SARS-CoV2
UCR scientists will confirm in the laboratory whether the compounds are effective in inhibiting protease, the enzyme responsible for virus replication in other cells.
Gasoline-ethanol blending continues without a set date after a failed implementation attempt.
At the end of 2018, the Costa Rican Petroleum Refinery announced a plan that would eliminate 38,000 tons of polluting emissions each year: blending gasoline with 10% ethanol.
The people behind Costa Rica's forest restoration - Ojo al Clima
Rosa Cubero says she never reforested for money. Neighbors and even family members will say it was just a whim or stubbornness, but she insists she did it out of love. For her, her forest "is like another child."