Desde la Patagonia hasta Tabasco, estos periodistas mantienen vivas a las comunidades en medio de la inestabilidad financiera, los riesgos de seguridad y la presión política

From Patagonia to Tabasco, these journalists are keeping communities alive amidst financial instability, security risks, and political pressure

Six journalists explain how they reported on the vote under constant surveillance, the threat of arbitrary arrests and an internet shutdown.

“What matters is the story and the people who are protesting and who've been killed,” says journalist Shayan Sardarizadeh 

“People want to expose their situation in Cuba. As journalists, we have to amplify their voices with our tools,” says José J. Nieves from news site El Toque

Tania Montalvo, programme manager in our leadership development team, explains the value of sharing your challenges with colleagues from other organisations.

Seis reporteros explican cómo cubrieron una semana crucial, qué errores suelen cometer sus colegas extranjeros y por qué es probable que la represión se mantenga por ahora.

Six reporters and editors discuss how they’ve covered a momentous week, what foreign colleagues often get wrong on their country, and why repression is likely to stay in place for now.

As the news industry enters a crucial year, here are the thoughts of experts from BBC, WSJ, Scroll, NPO, SZ, Semafor, the New York Times and other newsrooms.