I have been a journalist for the last 13 years. Starting at a very young age, I knew I wanted to be a journalist. The awareness of social issues and human interest stories drew me to study Communications and to specialize in journalism. Though my focus was on my home country, I wanted to get an international perspective on the news coming out of Mexico and Latin America. This is why I took a semester in journalism in Buenos Aires, and later on, in Vienna, I studied a specialization in “Media Literacy” organized by the University of Texas. I started in print journalism first at “El Universal” and then “Reforma” newspaper. In 2012, I was the State of Mexico’s correspondent for this National newspaper, covering the narco war in a region where it had deep roots. My experience covering the sudden upsurge in violence throughout the state convinced me that…

Una ambulancia deja de trasladar a 14 pacientes al día por la largas filas de espera para conseguir tanques de oxígeno. Paramédicos, abordo de ambulancias, reportan haber sufrido robos a mano armada de sujetos que hurtan los tanques de la unidad. El gobierno de México ha aceptado la presencia del crimen organizado en la operación de un mercado negro de tanques de oxígeno, mismos que se han vuelto de primera necesidad ante la crisis sanitaria que el país enfrenta ante la pandemia de Covid-19. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4gdpTbEp_w