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Journalists Who Cover Protección Civil
Melissa Amezcua
Melissa Amezcua is a journalist based in Mexico City. Experienced in breaking news, gender, migration, human rights and culture and around the globe. Have covered international events. Delivers work on time and verified.
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Authorities are not searching for Mariela Vanessa, the missing UNAM student, alive
30 May 2023
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www.buzzfeed.com
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Spanish
| Law Enforcement
Authorities in Mexico City took nearly a month to search for Mariela Vanessa Díaz Valverde, a 21-year-old UNAM student who disappeared on April 27. Her sister, Gaby, criticized the authorities for indirectly suggesting they were searching for a body rather than a living person. The authorities returned Mariela's computer, unable to access it, and claimed that surveillance footage no longer exists. UNAM students protested, demanding her safe return.
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Karla Arévalo
I am a journalist and correspondent with experience covering news in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. I offer writing, video recording, and fixer services for international media seeking reliable and real-time information from the region. I have worked as a correspondent for various media ...
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Jobs Completed 13
Job Success Rate 93%
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Earthquake of Magnitude 6.8 Shakes El Salvador
10 Oct 2023
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www.vozdeamerica.com
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Spanish
| Natural Disasters
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck El Salvador on Tuesday afternoon, with the epicenter off the coast of Usulután. No fatalities were reported, but there was damage to hospital infrastructure, homes, electrical wiring, and minor landslides. The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MARN) reported at least eight aftershocks, the strongest being 5.4. Luis Alonso Amaya, director of the National Civil Protection System, urged the public to stay alert and follow official recommendations. Authorities ruled out a tsunami threat.
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Victor Blanco
Victor Blanco is a journalist based in Ciudad de México, Mexico.
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Politics
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Technology
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State municipal police forces to be strengthened with weapons, patrol cars, and tactical equipment
29 Nov 2023
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www.elsoldedurango.com.mx
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Spanish
| Public Safety
Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal announced that tactical equipment, weapons, and patrol cars will be delivered to municipal police forces across Durango to strengthen security. An operation will commence next week to prevent cyber fraud and extortion, especially during the December festivities. The operation involves multiple agencies, including the state prosecutor's office, civil protection, public security, state police, Red Cross, National Guard, and the Army. The governor emphasized vigilance in economic hotspots and warned against the use of braziers to mitigate cold and the need for caution with Christmas lights to prevent accidents. The goal is to maintain Durango's tranquility and order.
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Paula Campos
Paula Campos is a journalist based in Santiago, Chile.
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Fran Martínez: "The Constitution has brought the longest period of peace in Spain's history"
06 Dec 2023
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noveldadigital.es
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Spanish
| Political Speech
On December 6, the 45th anniversary of the Spanish Constitution was celebrated at the Ermita de San Felip in Novelda. The event featured speeches from local political figures, including Fran Martínez, the mayor of Novelda, who highlighted the Constitution's role in bringing peace, freedom, and significant political, economic, social, and cultural changes to Spain. Martínez emphasized the importance of political reconciliation, dialogue, respect, and tolerance, and called for the Constitution's update to reflect current societal values. The event also included participation from local schools, various associations, and representatives from the PSOE, Partido Popular, and Compromís.
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Victor Castillo
Victor Castillo is an independent television news reporter, field producer, camera man and editor based in McAllen, Texas United States of America. He specializes on immigration, drug trafficking and national security issues. He is bilingual (English/Spanish) and can work on both sides of the US-...
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Jobs Completed 40
Job Success Rate 98%
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13 Municipalities Declared in Emergency Due to Forest Fires in Oaxaca
14 Apr 2021
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El Sol de México | Noticias, Deportes, Gossip, Columnas
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Spanish
| Forest Fires
The National Coordination of Civil Protection issued an emergency declaration for 13 municipalities in Oaxaca affected by various forest fires. The affected municipalities include Cuilápam de Guerrero, Putla Villa de Guerrero, San Juan Lachao, San Juan Ozolotepec, San Juan Teita, San Miguel del Puerto, Santa Cruz Itundujia, Santa María Tonameca, Santo Domingo Tehuantepec, Santiago Astata, Santiago Ixtayutla, Santo Tomás Jalieza, and Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo. The declaration activates resources from the Emergency Attention Fund, which will be distributed to the communities through the personnel of the National Defense Secretariat.
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Juan Fernandez
Juan Fernandez is a journalist based in A Coruña, Spain. Find more about him at **** or ****
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About a hundred families affected by the DANA in the Valencian municipality of Utiel
29 Nov 2024
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www.diaridegirona.cat
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Spanish
| Flooding
The Valencian municipality of Utiel has been severely affected by a DANA, with over a hundred families impacted and significant material damage. The local government, led by Mayor Ricardo Gabaldón, has declared a state of catastrophe and six days of mourning. Despite the tragedy, the swift response by local authorities, the Unidad Militar de Emergencias, Protección Civil, and volunteers has been commendable, saving many lives. Efforts are ongoing to restore essential services and clean up affected areas, with a strong emphasis on community collaboration and responsible resource use.
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Silvia Gonzalez
Siivia Gonzalez is a journalist based in Lima, Perú. Soy una periodista que ha incursionado en las diferentes plataformas informativas radio, televisión y las redes sociales. Asimismo hemos estado en la conducción de diferentes programas con temáticas, sociales, políticas y locales. También ...
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Jobs Completed 28
Job Success Rate 100%
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Worker dies during water leak repair
27 Oct 2024
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La Jornada
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Spanish
| Water Management
An engineer from the Comisión del Agua del Estado de México (CAEM) tragically drowned while attempting to repair a water leak in the Macrocircuito del Sistema Cutzamala. The incident occurred during efforts to control a water leak, leading to the engineer becoming trapped in a valve box. Despite rescue attempts, the engineer was found deceased. The Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México is investigating the cause of death. The Secretaría del Agua del Estado de México and CAEM have expressed condolences to the family. The leak caused disruptions, including a landslide affecting the Chamapa-Lechería highway.
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Luis Guillermo Hernández
LUIS GUILLERMO HERNÁNDEZ is a journalist based in Ciudad de México, México.
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Civil Protection of Xalapa prepares operation for the arrival of pilgrims to the church of El Dique
11 Dec 2023
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www.diariodexalapa.com.mx
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Spanish
| Local Events
Civil Protection of Xalapa, along with other municipal authorities, is conducting an operation to ensure the safety of visitors to the Basilica Menor de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe. Luis Sardiña Salgado, director of Civil Protection in Xalapa, noted that the pilgrimages were brought forward, which positively reduced overcrowding and major emergencies. An estimated 20,000 people are expected to visit the Guadalupano sanctuary of El Dique, including visitors from neighboring municipalities and states. Recommendations have been issued for pilgrims to stay warm and avoid exposure to cold air, and the use of fireworks is prohibited in Xalapa.
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Antonio López
Periodista freelance especializado en el mundo del motor
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Alert for Extreme Heat in Sonora During October
03 Oct 2024
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Grupo Milenio
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Spanish
| Extreme Weather
Meteorologists have issued warnings for extreme heat in Sonora, Mexico, throughout October, with temperatures expected to reach 45 degrees Celsius. Gilberto Lagarda Vázquez from the National Water Commission highlighted the lack of precipitation and advised precautions. The State Civil Protection Coordination reported minimal rain chances and recommended staying hydrated and avoiding sun exposure during peak hours. Hermosillo recently set a record high temperature of 42.5 degrees Celsius. The highest temperatures are anticipated in central, southern, and northwestern regions, while the eastern mountains will experience cooler temperatures.
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Maria Miret Garcia
María Miret is an international freelance journalist based in Madrid, Spain. She writes about health, wellbeing and healthy lifestyle, covering issues such as Mind&Body, personal development or mental health, psicology and women's health. He has specialized in medicalization of life, the ...
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Libraries in Hospitals, the Impact of Books on Health
01 Aug 2023
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hazrevista.org
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Spanish
| Patient Care
The article discusses the positive impact of hospital libraries on patient health, focusing on the Hospital Clínico San Carlos in Madrid. It highlights the role of the Fundación de Educación para la Salud (Fundadeps) and the Red Estatal de Bibliotecas para Pacientes in providing books and support to patients. The initiative includes mobile book carts, illustrated albums for mental health interventions, and volunteer involvement. The article also recounts the success of the Biblioteca Resistiré during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the therapeutic benefits of reading for patients.
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Ricardo Montoya
ricardo montoya is a freelance video journalist.
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Two dead after bus collides with vans in Acaxochitlán, Hidalgo
24 Feb 2025
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La Jornada
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Spanish
| Traffic Accident
A bus collided with vans in Acaxochitlán, Hidalgo, resulting in two fatalities and four injuries. Local police, civil protection, firefighters, and national guards responded to the scene to assist the injured and manage the situation. The accident caused significant traffic congestion, and authorities have begun an investigation to determine the cause.
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Luis Mora
Luis Mora is a journalist based in Managua, Nicaragua.
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A court in A Coruña opens proceedings for a possible crime against the environment after the spill of pellets
10 Jan 2024
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www.eldia.es
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Spanish
| Legal
The Court of First Instance and Preliminary Investigation number 2 of Noia in A Coruña has initiated proceedings due to a possible crime against natural resources and the environment following the spill of pellets on the Galician coast after a ship lost its cargo off Portugal on December 8. The judge has ordered the Nature Protection Service (Seprona) of the Civil Guard to submit a report detailing the ownership of the vessel 'Toconao', the circumstances of the cargo loss, the content and potential toxicity of the spilled pellets, as well as the extent of the spill and the delineation of the affected area.
Gustavo Ocando Alex
Gustavo Ocando Alex is an experienced journalist and newspaper editor based in Maracaibo, western Venezuela. He currently develops his journalist career as a freelancer for Voice of America, BBC Mundo, The Miami Herald (USA), NPR (USA), Armando.Info (Caracas, Venezuela) and has collaborated with ...
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'It's a ticking time bomb. We're going to die buried': The Venezuelan oil field on the brink of collapse with 437 families inside
13 Nov 2017
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www.bbc.com
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Spanish
| Oil Industry
Campo Alegría, an oil field settlement in Lagunillas, Venezuela, is on the verge of collapse, endangering the lives of approximately 4,000 residents across 437 families. Despite being declared 'high risk and uninhabitable' by Protección Civil due to continuous and progressive land subsidence, corrosion, and soil liquefaction, many families remain due to the lack of relocation efforts by the state and Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa). Some families have been moved, but the majority are still waiting, living in increasingly precarious conditions. The government's response has been slow, with promises of future housing solutions that have yet to materialize, leaving residents in a dangerous limbo.
Gabriela Pérez
Gabriela Pérez is a journalist based in México.
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Beware! Red tide in Yucatán is causing these damages
10 Aug 2022
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mexicotravelchannel.com.mx
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Spanish
| Tourism Impact
Since July, the red tide has severely affected Yucatán's beaches, causing a 70% drop in commercial activity, especially in Telchac and San Crisanto. The phenomenon has led to significant economic losses in tourism and the death of over 2 tons of marine species. Authorities warn citizens and tourists to stay alert and avoid recreational activities on affected beaches. The red tide is now moving rapidly towards Progreso, Yucatán's most important port, threatening its fishing and tourism industries.
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Omar Perez
Omar Perez is a journalist based in Chicago, United States of America.
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In Oaxaca, woman and her daughter die swept away by river
02 Oct 2023
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Grupo Milenio
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Spanish
| Weather
A woman and her young daughter drowned after their vehicle was swept away by a river in San Felipe Tejalapa, Etla, due to heavy rains in Oaxaca. The incident, confirmed by Sidartha Luna Hernández of CEPCO, adds to the 15 deaths in the region this rainy season. The rains, caused by a low-pressure channel, also led to severe flooding and infrastructure damage. Local officials criticized the Caminos y Aeropistas de Oaxaca (CAO) for neglecting road maintenance.
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Carla Sales
Carla Sales is a journalist based in Spain.
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Julián, the heroic concierge in the Campanar fire: 'I've seen very strong things, but I want to stay active and work'
22 Mar 2024
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À Punt
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Catalan
| Community
A month after a devastating fire in the Campanar neighborhood of València, which resulted in ten fatalities and displaced over 130 families, Julián García, the concierge who became a hero by alerting residents and aiding in the evacuation, reflects on the event. His courageous actions earned him numerous accolades, including distinctions from the Generalitat and a gold medal for civil protection from the Spanish government. Despite the trauma and sleepless nights, Julián is determined to stay active and hopes to return to work, possibly in the same building if it is rebuilt. He continues to support affected families while managing his newfound fame.
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Giacomo Sini
Giacomo Sini is a journalist/photojournalist based in Livorno, Italy. Giacomo born in Pisa, (Italy) in 1989 but has always been living in Livorno. In 2014 he obtained a degree in social sciences at Pisa University. By several years of work, has passed through fifty countries documenting their ...
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Villa Roth, the resurrection of an abandoned mansion thanks to the homeless
14 Sept 2020
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El País América
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Spanish
| Community Development
Villa Roth, an abandoned 19th-century mansion in Bari, Italy, has become home to 40 people in need of shelter. Initially declared a cultural space in 1990, it was left in disrepair for 15 years until migrants, stranded after being moved from a camp in the city center, repurposed it into a self-managed community. Residents, including Moro from Ghana and Mimma, a local Italian, organize their lives through assemblies and reject traditional property ownership in favor of mutual support. The community is involved in initiatives like SfruttaZero, a tomato sauce project providing work for migrants and young precarious workers. The article highlights the challenges faced by asylum seekers in Italy, the ineffective institutional strategies for basic needs, and the solidarity efforts by the Bari community to support migrants.
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