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Captura de pantalla de la transmisión de un grupo de medios independientes venezolanos en el exilio sobre la captura de Nicolás Maduro, el 3 de enero de 2026. (Foto: Captura de pantalla)
Digital Native
How Venezuelan journalists broke the information blockade with a 10-hour broadcast of Maduro’s ouster

Working from exile and inside Venezuela, journalists from 9 outlets and organizations collaborated to counter disinformation and protect one another while reporting under extreme risk.

Press Freedom
After Maduro’s ouster, Venezuela’s press braces for renewed repression

As Venezuela enters an unpredictable new period, reporters covering events on the ground face detention, seizures of equipment and pressure to erase their work.

2025 year-end report
Knight Center
2025 in review: Knight Center prepares journalists for AI, emphasizes threats to press freedom amid global democratic backsliding

The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas closed out 2025 on a high note, cementing its role at the forefront of global efforts to strengthen independent and quality journalism.

Violence Against Journalists
In 2025, Latin America again deadliest region for journalists outside war zones

The region recorded at least 17 killings, with Mexico the deadliest country. Experts say vitriol from authorities and entrenched impunity continue to fuel the attacks.

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