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Yesica Brumec is a multimedia journalist based in Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina. https://www.clippings.me/ybvideos
Video Package (Web / Broadcast)
Investigative Journalism
Fact Checking
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South American 2030 World Cup bid seeks final in Montevideo
South American countries Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay, with a potential addition of Bolivia, are bidding to host the 2030 World Cup, aiming for the opening match in Buenos Aires and the final in Montevideo. This bid competes with others, including Spain-Portugal-Ukraine, Morocco, and a joint bid by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Greece. The decision by FIFA will be made in 2024. The recent World Cup victory by Argentina is seen as a boost to the South American bid, which emphasizes sustainability and historical significance.
Hundreds of people gathered in Alejandro Korn, Buenos Aires, to pay tribute to the Argentine folk saint Gauchito Gil, also known as the national Robin Hood. Produced, filmed, written and edited by Yesica Brumec for The Associated Press
Video report for The Associated Press The Campanopolis village on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has become a tourist destination in Argentina. Production, writing and editing
Article written in Spanish for local economic newspaper "El Cronista Comercial" Women become cinema heroines and break audience records
A group of Argentine mothers called "Mom cultivates" is illegally growing cannabis at home to give their children who suffer diseases such as epilepsy and autism. Produced, filmed, written and edited by Yesica Brumec & Leo La Valle for The Associated Press
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