The Challenges Of Being A Foreign Reporter In Latin America

🌎 Irene was reporting death of Hugo Chavez in Venezuela. By accident she was wearing then a red jacket, colour of supporters of Chavez. 👇

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- What means cholita? How to avoid stereotypes? Is polarization big problem in latin America? Why is better to be foreign journalist than local in latin America? - Irene tells us about her experience of foreign journalist in latin America. Who is Irene Caselli? Irene Caselli is a freelance multimedia journalist with experience in print and broadcasting. She reports for the BBC, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Guardian, Univisión, and is a contributing editor for Index on Censorship magazine. After a decade in Latin America, she is now based in Italy. She is fluent in English, Spanish, Italian and German, and has intermediate French and Portuguese. She was the BBC correspondent in Venezuela when Hugo Chávez died. She also worked for the BBC in Argentina and Ecuador as a correspondent, and in London as a producer. Her interests include violence and insecurity, human rights, women, environment, health, and culture.

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