Florencia Pagola is a freelance journalist in Uruguay with a diploma in Human Rights from the Inter-American Court. She investigates and writes about human rights, gender and press freedom in Latin America. She collaborates with La diaria.
Periodista freelance en Uruguay y Diplomada en Derechos Humanos por la Corte IDH. Investiga y escribe sobre derechos humanos, género y libertad de prensa en América Latina. Colabora en La diaria.
Jornalista freelancer no Uruguai com diploma em Direitos Humanos pela Corte Interamericana de Direitos Humanos. Pesquisa e escreve sobre direitos humanos, gênero e liberdade de imprensa na América Latina. Contribui para o La diaria.
Faced with an increase in violence against the press in Latin America, two South American journalists are promoting a Model Law for the protection of journalists that could be applied worldwide. Chile is the country that has made the most progress in this regard. Paraguay, Mexico and Brazil follow.
All Argentine media and news outlets covered the criminal trial for the murder of Fernando Baez Sosa, the son of Paraguayan immigrants in Argentina. It was the most shared news of the last few months in this South American country. However, very few media reflected on the racist nature of the crime.