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Gerall Chávez, journalist of Nicaragua Actual, holding his Nicaraguan passport and the request for citizenship to the Spanish government.
Press Freedom
Nicaraguan journalists ask Spain for citizenship after being left in legal limbo

A group of seven Nicaraguan journalists exiled in Costa Rica have been unable to renew their identification documents and consider themselves "de facto stateless." They hope to obtain Spanish citizenship, just like their other colleagues banished from home.

Argentine President Javier Milei speaking passionately at a podium, wearing glasses, a dark suit, and a blue tie, with a blue background behind him.
Innovation
With AI and an interdisciplinary team, Argentina’s La Nación finds striking patterns in Milei’s speech

An analysis of 89 hours of speeches and interviews made by President Javier Milei during his first year in office revealed the use of more than 4,000 insults toward opponents, the State and the press.

President Nayib Bukele looks ahead during a speech marking El Salvador's 203rd Independence Day anniversary, 15 September 2024
Press Freedom
Bukele escalates crackdown as Salvadoran press faces critical moment

An aggressive new law taxing foreign funding, along with arrests of government critics, signals a deepening authoritarian turn in El Salvador.

Haitian journalist Jocelyn Justin. (Photo: Jocelyn Justin)
Violence Against Journalists
Haitian journalist escapes death at home, now fights to survive in a foreign land

Reporter Jocelyn Justin, injured in a gang attack on a hospital in Port-au-Prince, spent several weeks without money while waiting for surgery in Cuba. Press organizations complained that the Haitian government was failing to fulfill its promise to cover his expenses and basic needs.