The Citizen’s Council of the National Journalism Award 2021 in Mexico recognised nine journalistic works among 1,015 entries from 31 states, most of which address the issue of the disappearance of people and the struggle of the mothers of victims. In the Reporting category, “Traficantes de ADN” (DNA Traffickers) was awarded, by Wendy Selene Pérez
Read more
This is a chronicle of how people profit from pain in a country that doubled the official number of disappeared in three years; a story of opaque agreements and private laboratories that seek to do business and of an incapable and corrupt State that opens the door for them. Paula Mónaco Felipe, Wendy Selene Pérez
Read More
AUDIOVISUAL
continue readingResearcher, producer, online producer and fixer. I also do research on footage and licenses, among other things. In 2010 I began to walk the pataudiovisual production, televison, cinema.
South Asian and Mexican foods aren’t typically perceived as valuable, or worth more than ‘cheap eats’. That’s why Saqib Keval and Norma
More
Carlos Poyon was just three years old when his father was kidnapped and disappeared in Guatemala. Forty years later, the traditional weaver studies anthropology still hoping to find his father. Carlos also
More
Texts
Continue Reading »
The Citizen’s Council of the National Journalism Award 2021 in Mexico recognised nine journalistic works among 1,015 entries from 31
Read more
Girls who went disappeared. Children growing up alone because their mothers are looking for siblings. Teenagers opening graves. To disappear
Read more
This is a chronicle of how people profit from pain in a country that doubled the official number of disappeared
Read more
Metallic bags glitter outside every kiosk in Guatemala. In a country where child malnutrition coexists with malnutrition, transnational corporations seduce
Read more
The first time I went to Guatemala I was impressed by how many McDonalds restaurants were there. Later I learned
Read more
Our group work “Los jornaleros forenses” was distinguished with the 2019 National Journalism Prize of Mexico, in the chronicle-narrative journalism
Read moreAbout Me
BOOKS
REPORTS
Girls who went disappeared. Children growing up alone because their mothers are looking for siblings. Teenagers opening graves. To disappear and to search: two words that already have a different meaning in Mexico. Names of a deep, desolate, infinite pain.
Leer Más
Carla and her forced motherhood in Nicaragua. The lack of help in the Dominican Republic for Dayelín, pregnant at the age of 12 after being raped. The suicide of Sandra, victim and sexual spoils of gangs in El Salvador. Some
Leer Más
Through four stories of survivors and family members of victims of grave human rights violations, we show the continuum of decades of violence in which the Mexican State has failed to guarantee the rights of victims. In a country with
Leer Más