Jose Parra is a journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela.
University Of Florida, Graduate, College of Journalism and Communications.
Santa Fe Community College, Bachelor in Advertising and MultiMedia,
Fluent in Spanish, English. solid knowledge of Italian, French and portuguese
Willing to travel Read moreworldwide.

Ana Herrero is an investigative journalist, photographer, videographer and producer (fixer) based in Caracas, Venezuela. Previous work has appeared in CNN, The Sunday Times, NTN24 and The New York Times. Herrero is currently covering South America for The Washington Post.

I am a journalist and documentary filmmaker based in Caracas, Venezuela. I want to tell the next story.

I cover in all Latin America and the Caribbean. I have worked with: RCN, VOA, Getty Images, AFP, The Asahi Shimbun, among other prestigious media outlets.

Carlos Camacho is a bilingual (English-Spanish) US-educated, professional journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela. Accredited with the Colegio Nacional de Periodistas, the top professional body for journalists here. Holds dual citizenship, Venezuelan-Spanish. 100% street legal. I know a lot about Read moreoil, economics, politics and crime. Writing is my forte, but I have been doing a lot of radio on Skype lately, for the BBC, CBC and France24.

Journalist based in Caracas (Venezuela) with years of experience in multimedia reporting at national and international media. I have worked on news and coverage from different sources, such as political and economic. Interested in writing stories focused on the social and human side. Responsible, Read moreteam player, detail-oriented, and proactive.

Javier Ross is a photographer and filmmaker based in Caracas, Venezuela.

I'm a photographer and video journalist specialized in news and sport coverage to create content for newswire, newspapers, magazines and digital media.

His work has been published by media and wire service: Magazines: Producto, Dinero, Cocina & Vinos , the newspapers: El Diario de Caracas, Read moreNotitarde (Valencia), Economía Hoy y El Tiempo (Puerto La Cruz) in Venezuela. The magazine Noticias and the newspaper El Clarin (Argentina). Le Monde (France), Demotix, The Guardian and The Scotsman (UK) BusinessWeek, The Associated Press (AP) Corbis and Getty Images (U.S.A.); Reuters (UK) Agence France-Presse (AFP), France, the spanish news agency, EFE, and EPA., European Pressphoto Agency (EU)

Available in Caracas and Madrid.

Originally from Ecuador. Bachelor in Political Science from Tec de Monterrey. Lived in different parts of South, Central and North America, the Caribbean, Asia and Europe. 

Currently traveling through different parts of South America as a Freelancer, focusing on economic issues.

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Algimiro Lenin Montiel González, a correspondent from Frontera and a member of the Wayuu ethnic group from Zulia, Venezuela, is a distinguished journalist renowned for his investigative reporting on the environmental and political impacts of coal mining in the region. His work has meticulously Read moredocumented the transition from Hugo Chávez's environmental policies to Nicolás Maduro's intensified mining operations, often in partnership with Chinese companies. Montiel's reporting sheds light on corruption, the violation of indigenous rights, and the ecological resistance movements, providing accurate and truthful coverage of events that affect human rights and the environment.

Montiel's career has spanned various national media outlets, and he has produced reports for international audiences as a photographer and documentary filmmaker. His dedication to investigative journalism in high-risk areas has earned him recognition as a reliable source of information on the Zulia border. As an activist and humanitarian, Montiel is committed to social causes, particularly addressing the issue of malnutrition among Wayuu children.

His accolades include several awards for his journalism in Venezuela and internationally. Notably, Montiel co-authored an investigative piece titled "Venezuela: The Smugglers' Paradise," which traces the trafficking of gold from southern Venezuela to Europe. This extensive report was broadcast by major international media and won the Text category at the prestigious Gabo Prize in 2020. Additionally, Montiel is a member of the Wayuu communicators' network Putchimajana and leads communications for the Human Rights Committee of La Guajira. He founded the digital platform Guajira En Vivo, where he also conducts workshops for youth and adults on photo documentation and reporting on human rights issues.

IG: @rohernandezm_ | Free thinker | Photojournalist focused on Human Rights, social and cultural