The Washington Post: Journalism dies in Colombia
The latest advertorial of Colombia’s president Ivan Duque in the Washington Post is further threatening the freedom of press in the South American country. I’m not particularly familiar with American…
The latest advertorial of Colombia’s president Ivan Duque in the Washington Post is further threatening the freedom of press in the South American country. I’m not particularly familiar with American…
Colombia’s president Ivan Duque must be proud of himself. He enriched his allies by killing countless people without using a single chainsaw. One may argue that killing Colombians for profit…
Dear Fernando et al, I am writing to express my surprise that the Assembly of the Foundation for the Freedom of the Press (FLIP) has not taken action, i.e. sanctions,…
The last thing Colombia’s press freedom foundation FLIP needs is executives stigmatizing journalists. Disgracefully, this is exactly what FLIP executive Juanita Leon did with the investigative journalists who revealed evidence…
The jailing of the policemen who discovered that President Ivan Duque’s party plotted with narcos to rig the 2018 elections, ended all doubt Colombia has become a mafia state. It’s…
Twenty years of experience in journalism is not even a fraction of what I need to report on the coronavirus in Colombia alone. This pandemic is way over my head,…
The US military providing counternarcotics support to Colombia’s government despite its evident ties to drug traffickers is beyond absurd, yet no surprise. Until now, I thought the granting of a…
News media feigning objectivity censor reporting to sanitize reality and normalize absurdities, not to accurately describe reality. I stopped pretending objectivity ages ago, changing my title from “editor-in-chief” to “enfant-terrible”…
I don’t know who believed trying to take down Colombia Reports was a smart move, but attacking the country’s largest website in English only further deteriorates Colombia’s reputation. The only…