Coverage of Venezuela's earthquakes has become the first major test for the country's press since Nicolás Maduro's removal, revealing greater freedom to report but also persistent censorship and restrictions on information access.
From Argentina to Costa Rica and Mexico, small media outlets are building their own digital infrastructure in search of autonomy, security and survival.
The already limited media landscape on the island is restricted by the blocking of websites deemed critical of the government. The absence of El Toque’s site also affects those seeking to know the price of the dollar.