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Pedro Vilela, a reporter for Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC), recently searched for an old interview of his in the federal public broadcasting corporation’s website to hyperlink it to a story he was working on. But to his surprise, the page was unavailable.
“It was an interview I did with Ana Maria Gonçalves, the first Black woman to join the Br...
Five minutes after two earthquakes struck(opens in new tab) Venezuela on June 24, Juan Ernesto Páez-Pumar had already sent reports about what he was seeing around ...
Climate change misinformation often seeks to discredit science. In Latin America, it is increasingly targeting those who defend the environment.
To expose these attacks, the Latin American Center for Investigative Journalism(opens in new tab) (CLIP, for its initia...
During the administration of former Gov. Javier Duarte, Veracruz became one of the deadliest places in the world to work as a journalist.
From 2010 to 2016,
What should have been an ordinary lifestyle story about diets quickly turned into a major scandal in Brazil over the use of artificial intelligence in journalism.
On June 26, both the portal Terra and the newspaper Estado de Minas published an article produced by the third-party content creator Giro10 about a trend known as "fibermaxxing," which involves gradually incr...