Journalists who fled Guatemala after being targeted for covering their former boss’s trial can now return following court rulings. But they worry the forces that drove them into exile are still in place.
The crisis facing Oaxaca’s local media forced Mexican journalist Nadia Altamirano to juggle as many as five news jobs. Now she is putting those skills to work at the family business.
With smaller staffs and budgets, local outlets are leaning into their community ties to find stories national newsrooms can’t easily see.
The award-winning journalist will deliver the keynote address at the Colloquium, which will take place on Sept. 19 at The University of Texas at Austin after the International Symposium on Journalism (ISOJ).
Two journalism and technology projects are sharing tools and methods to map where mining is devastating the Amazon and Congo basins.
In an award-winning essay, photographer Gabriela Biló chronicled the effort to overturn an election — and the institutions that ultimately defended Brazil’s democracy.
President Abelardo de la Espriella’s administration pulled detailed disaster data from public view, raising concerns about the emergency response and future crises.
Dozens of journalists have learned to broaden drug coverage beyond trafficking and criminalization through a mentorship initiative that is about to launch its seventh edition.
The proposed guidelines would impose new obligations and penalties on radio and TV broadcasters. Media outlets and experts warn they could lead to sanctions and censorship.
Alejandro Leyva had received death threats and sought protection for a year before he was killed. His case has put Oaxaca Gov. Salomón Jara’s hostility toward the press under scrutiny and prompted journalists to band together and demand guarantees to do their work.
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.