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Avispa Midia
We are a independent collective of journalists and researchers that seek to discern about the political, economic and social events that take place in our regions of Latin America, and in the contexts that we share. We believe that modern-day communication should be nourished by the varied formats and technology that characterise new virtual journalism, such as integrating multimedia tools that make information more dynamic. What sets us apart is our critical, far-reaching eye, primarily through reportage and investigative journalism. As with avispas (wasps), insects that exist across the world that are equipped with various eyes or ocelli capable of distinguishing between light and dark, Avispa Media seeks to participate in and witness the variety of shades that colour reality.
Episodes
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Summary of the repression in Oaxaca, june 2016
The CNTE argues that the educational reform is a model seeking to outsource education by replacing their positions with new contract workers without labor rights, until it turns into a privatized service. The reform is focused on recruitment proce...
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Tabasara, an ancestral river destined for clean energy
The documentary brings together the experiences of the Ngäbe-Buglé indigenous communties that resist their own disappearance. Recently a clean energy project called the Barro Blanco Project has begun a change that implies a quotidian shift in the...
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The false myth of clean energy in Latin America
Avispa Midia, in collaboration with the Chiapaneco Group against the Extractive Model, presents The False Myth of Clean Energy, a documentary that gathers the testimonies of communities that are on the front line against the assault of the green e...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We are a independent collective of journalists and researchers that seek to discern about the political, economic and social events that take place in our regions of Latin America, and in the contexts that we share. We believe that modern-day communication should be nourished by the varied formats and technology that characterise new virtual journalism, such as integrating multimedia tools that make information more dynamic. What sets us apart is our critical, far-reaching eye, primarily through reportage and investigative journalism. As with avispas (wasps), insects that exist across the world that are equipped with various eyes or ocelli capable of distinguishing between light and dark, Avispa Media seeks to participate in and witness the variety of shades that colour reality.
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