An academic study in Chile found that audiences are less concerned about AI's use in journalism than they are about transparency and human oversight.
In an interview with LJR, Observatório da Mineração founder Maurício Ângelo explains how deep expertise, long-term reporting and persistence have shaped the outlet’s approach to covering one of Brazil’s most complex industries.
Freedom of expression advocates say the cases against one of Guatemala’s most prominent journalists are in retaliation for his investigations into corruption.
President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella takes office with a history of legal battles against journalists who have questioned him.
