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Special Reports
This news anchor brings you the headlines — and an artisanal spirit

For Luis Núñez, journalism is an act of love and community service. He anchors two newscasts on Colombia’s Pacific coast and sells viche liquor, knowing he can’t live off journalism alone.

TV screen showing a newscast with a warning graphic saying "possible deepfake". (Photo: Canva)
False News and Disinformation
Five tools to detect, analyze and counter disinformation

Digital tools such as FactFlow, Archive.org and OSoMeNet help journalists and fact-checkers in Latin America track false narratives, analyze dissemination networks and authenticate online content.

A collage of smartphone screens displaying videos from Brazilian news creators and journalists on social media. The images include presenters, commentators, reporters, and influencers speaking directly to the camera in various settings, as well as news studio backgrounds and on-screen graphics.
Online Journalism
Brazilian creators are redefining the relationship between journalists and newsrooms

Brazilian social media users now favor news creators over traditional brands, a Reuters Institute study finds. The trend opens opportunities for collaboration between creators and newsrooms.

Press Freedom
As Honduras heads to the polls, its reporters prepare for a dangerous assignment

With the military casting suspicion on the press and pushing to unmask sources, local journalists are turning to one another — and to bulletproof vests — to ensure they can cover their country’s elections.