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News

Finding revenue, fighting attacks and protecting sources: How these editors manage their newsrooms from exile

Media leaders from Nicaragua, Afghanistan, Belarus and El Salvador open up about the challenges of leading organisations that report on their countries from afar

Hormigas y cigarras en pos de la verdad: Esto aprendimos del periodismo latinoamericano en el Festival Gabo 2024

Esta reunión anual, organizada en Bogotá por el equipo de Jaime Abello con la coordinación general de Daniel Marquínez, nos recuerda la vitalidad y el valor de los mejores reporteros en la región.

Trust Conference 2023: seven things we learnt about press freedom around the world

Here are a few highlights from speakers such as Sebastien Lai, Jodie Ginsberg, Charlie Beckett and Rana Rahimpour at TRF’s flagship event.

As crypto goes mainstream, meet two news sites covering it in the Global South

Africa’s Mariblock and Latin America’s Criptonoticias are covering this rising industry. Their editors explain how and why

Entre rejas, acosados o en el exilio, los periodistas de Centroamérica desafían la presión creciente de líderes autoritarios

Reporteros de El Salvador, Guatemala y Honduras alertan sobre el declive de la libertad de prensa y piden que se detenga cuanto antes.

Jailed, exiled and harassed, journalists defy authoritarian leaders in Central America

Reporters in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras warn against the decline of press freedom and call to stop it before it’s too late.

Research

The looming threat (and possible solutions) to Latin America’s foreign donor-funded journalism

Our Journalist Fellow Francisca Skoknic analyses what newsrooms in the region can do in light of an increasingly challenging funding environment.

Leveraging a diaspora audience as an additional revenue stream

Claudia L Cruz explores the data and evidence for diaspora audiences.

Gauging the Global Impacts of the 'Panama Papers' Three Years Later

First comprehensive overview of the impacts of a co-ordinated global reporting project finds almost 20% of countries studied have made substantive changes in three years.