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Voices

Don’t let your dreams fade away, make them a reality

I am a Costa Rican with an indigenous Boruca mother and an indigenous Teribe father, born in Bijagual in the indigenous territory of Térraba,...

Finding unique voices

Stepping outside your comfort zone is rarely a pleasant process. It involves leaving behind the familiar, questioning certainties, and exposing yourself to realities that...

Beyond journalism

I recently participated in a series of workshops given by the team of El Colectivo 506, a training experience aimed at building journalism with...

How did the first generation of ‘Journalism in Times of Polarization’ transform me?

I fell in love with journalism when I was 12 years old and in seventh grade. I still remember the exact moment perfectly. I...

We’re building a new bilingual solutions journalism tool

A boost for journalists seeking to develop solutions stories in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, with a tool created in partnership between Reynolds Journalism Institute and El Colectivo 506.

Trees of peace from Hiroshima: The message of enduring hope from Ginkgo biloba

The tree species Ginkgo biloba has survived for nearly 290 million years. Like a time traveler, it once shared its habitat with the dinosaurs...

What’s the price of water? An ASADA in Costa Rica wrestles to quench a community’s thirst

In Costa Rica, nearly 93% of the population has access to potable water. Water can be drunk straight from the tap, a characteristic that...

From toxic to healing: food safety at Finca Orgánica San Luis

Costa Rica has a rich agricultural history, from cattle ranching and dairy production to pineapple and banana plantations, and luxury goods such as coffee...

‘Communities are the solution, not the problem’

In a conference room of a downtown Panama City hotel, next to the famous “El Tornillo” tower, some 20 people discuss the challenges facing...

Three days, three countries: behind the scenes of Marco Rubio’s visit to Central America

A reflection by three journalists on Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Central America in February 2025.
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