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I am an 18th years experienced journalist, with experience in the production of humanitarian short films. I work as a freelancer on assignments such as filming, scripts, production, video editing, professional photography, news writing, news video and as a fixer when needed. I have worked for different national and international media agencies, newspapers and TV. My experience includes coverage of events with issues related to the environment, climate change and disaster risk reduction at a national and international level. I have participated in international events related to Climate Change (COP of Peru and France) and events of Disaster Risk Reduction (Holland, Ecuador and Japan). I have experience in the design of communication strategies, transmedia advocacy campaigns and strategies for social media. During the last years I have specialized in the facilitation of participatory video workshops for communities and youth, as well as in producing humanitarian documentaries and systematization in photo and video of social development projects. I have experience in facilitating workshops in different themes of communications, such as video, script, production, video editing, photography, among other topics, especially for youth, children and people from vulnerable communities or those at social risk. I have worked for BBC Mundo, BBC London, Univision, Xingua Agency News, UNICEF, OXFAM, UNDP, PMA and others.
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El Salvador Media Come Under Attack in Election Year
Journalists in El Salvador face increasing harassment and attacks, with a 40% rise in such incidents in 2023, according to the Journalists Association of El Salvador (APES). APES President Angelica Carcamo reported over 223 cases in 2023, including threats, blocking from events, and online harassment, particularly against female journalists. Freelance reporter Marvin Diaz experienced intimidation while covering a vote count. President Nayib Bukele, speaking at a U.S. conference, claimed El Salvador has press freedom but emphasized journalists' responsibility. El Salvador is ranked 115th on the World Press Freedom Index, and Reporters Without Borders notes violence against reporters and government harassment.
Government of El Salvador Continues to Bet on Bitcoin
Bitcoin maintains its status as legal tender in El Salvador, though it has not gained significant traction among Salvadorans in 2023. Despite this, the government continues to introduce initiatives aimed at attracting foreign investment.
El Salvador's National Library attracts visitors, even without access to books
El Salvador has inaugurated a new National Library which is attracting many Salvadorans who line up to enter. However, they are not yet allowed to stay and read within the facilities and can only visit through a guided tour.
From private secretary to temporary replacement for Bukele in El Salvador: Who is Claudia Rodríguez de Guevara?
Claudia Juana Rodríguez de Guevara, previously Nayib Bukele's private secretary, has been appointed as the interim president of El Salvador while Bukele seeks reelection on February 4. Her appointment has sparked controversy, with opposition claiming it violates the Constitution. Rodríguez de Guevara, who has a background in business administration and accounting, has been part of Bukele's close circle for years and held financial management positions during his mayoral terms. Despite being relatively unknown to the public, she will lead the country for the next six months. The Salvadoran Congress approved Bukele's proposal, making her the first woman to serve as interim president until May 31, 2024. Concurrently, Bukele has been granted a six-month leave by Congress to focus on his reelection campaign, despite constitutional prohibitions.
Bukele Temporarily Leaves Presidency to Dedicate Himself to His Electoral Campaign
In El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele is about to leave his office for six months to dedicate himself to his political campaign, although it is still unknown who will take over the country during his absence.
Salvadoran journalist imprisoned for almost a year resumes professional activity
A journalist in El Salvador resumes professional activities after being released on bail, having been imprisoned for almost a year. The prosecutor's office accuses him of belonging to gangs, which he denies. The case is seen by the profession as another violation against the press.
Former President Funes to Face New Trial in El Salvador
Former Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes will face a new hearing on May 15 for money laundering and asset laundering. This will be the third trial in less than a year, conducted in absentia as the former president has enjoyed political asylum in Nicaragua since 2016.
Farmer Teaches Practices Against Climate Change in Her Community
In El Salvador, a farmer is working for the environment and her community by taking care of her own crops and teaching others how to implement good practices to face the impact of climate change.
El Salvador's New Mega Prison Sparks Controversy
El Salvador has constructed the largest maximum-security prison in Latin America under President Nayib Bukele's orders, aiming to reduce crime and gang activity. While the initiative has contributed to decreased violence, it has also sparked human rights concerns.
How does hosting events like Miss Universe benefit the Salvadoran economy?
El Salvador is set to host two international events this year: the Miss Universe pageant and the Central American and Caribbean Games. While some Salvadorans anticipate that these events will strengthen the local economy, others believe they will not yield any benefits.
Central American economy slows down
Central American countries are facing difficulties due to increased inflation and the global economic crisis. The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL) projects an economic slowdown for the region in 2023.
President Bukele ends the year with the approval of Salvadorans
Many Salvadorans view President Nayib Bukele's management positively, despite national and international organizations pointing out multiple human rights violations in the execution of some of his measures.
Expectations on the Free Trade Agreement between China and El Salvador
Exporters and other associations in El Salvador are awaiting the outcome of negotiations that the country has initiated with China to sign a Free Trade Agreement.
State of Exception in El Salvador
El Salvador has approved the State of Exception for the seventh time, allowing the government to arrest thousands of suspected gang members. Despite allegations of abuse, a recent survey revealed that the Salvadoran population supports the measure.
Rains leave death and destruction in El Salvador
A system of low pressures, clouds, and storms has settled over Central America. Although it is not a tropical storm or depression, it has claimed lives and caused damage. In El Salvador, 11 people have been reported dead, and the alert level has been raised in various areas.
Homicides and missing persons in El Salvador
Violence is a common issue in the countries of the Northern Triangle, and while daily homicide rates in El Salvador have substantially decreased, the disappearance of people is causing great concern. The article explores whether there is a relationship between these two phenomena.
El Salvador tuvo una época de oro en la que el cultivo del café fue uno de los productos que abanderaba su economía. Pero el impacto del cambio climático, entre otros factores, ha hecho que el aroma de uno de sus mayores orgullos, se esfume en el pasado.
Cementera: Un viaje hacia la Reducción del Riesgo de Desastres.
Organic agriculture in El Mozote, El Salvador.
Food program in Zacapa, Guatemala. I made the script, filmed, produced, made voiceover and edited.
Weaving the threads of wisdom. Short documentary about Mayan cosmovision. I made camera operation.
Video that resume the work of the project of Comminity Managed Disaster Risk Reduction in Honduras, developed by an NGO. (PILARH) I made the script, filmed, produced, made voiceover and edited.
Video about the work of Partners for Resilience in Guatemala to show their main achievements in their programme. I made the script, filmed, produced, made voiceover and edited.
Digital memorial that shows a data base of the victims of salvadoran war between 1972-1992. I produced, filmed and edited the videos displayed in the link.
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