Politicians, Journalists, Activists, and Your Friendly Neighbors: Who Are the Political Prisoners in Venezuela?
Since 2014, Foro Penal has recorded 18,503 cases it classifies as “political detentions” by Maduro’s regime. Political prisoners have been incarcerated in violation of due process and their constitutional rights to freedom of expression and association.
The Media and the International Community’s Coverage of Venezuela Is All Wrong… Again
Over the years I’ve been labeled both a fascist and a communist, and my research—based on data gathered at immense sacrifice by Venezuelan journalists and humanitarian activists—is dismissed as merely a “perspective.”
AI Integration in Journalism Won’t Replace Us
Engaging with AI Integration in Journalism: This article offers an in-depth discussion on how artificial intelligence is transforming the news industry.
The Found Art of Prebunking in Times of Constant Debunking
Discover how prebunking empowers individuals to identify and reject misinformation, fostering informed decision-making that upholds public health, democracy, and economic stability in the digital age.
It’s Time to Explain the Nuances of Media Literacy: A Guide for Your Loved Ones
As we strive to help our loved ones become more discerning consumers of information, it’s essential to delve into the nuances of media literacy.
Lessons Learned During the Coverage of The Covid-19 Pandemic
During the coverage of this crisis, many valuable lessons have been learned about how to report accurately and responsibly in uncertain times. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most important lessons learned while covering Covid-19.
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