Event 5
Txell Feixas, Catalina Gómez, Abraham Jiménez Enoa and Tatiana Velásquez in conversation with Juan Diego Quesada
War, dictatorship and corruption: attacks on journalism
Palacio de la Proclamación
Journalism is one of the most powerful tools invented by democratic societies to keep power in check. When we are dealing with scenarios of violence and corruption, how can journalism continue? Juan Diego Quesada will talk to Txell Feixas (Spain), a journalist and writer who has been a correspondent in Lebanon; Catalina Gómez (Colombia), who specialises in the Middle East and the Ukraine; Abraham Jiménez Enoa (Cuba), journalist and winner of the Michael Jacobs Travel Writing Grant 2023 with Aterrizar en el mundo; and Tatiana Velásquez (Colombia), founder of La Contratopedia Caribe, an outlet that investigates contracting and the management of public money in Bolívar and Atlántico.
Price: $40,000.00 (COP)
With the support of the Ramón Llull Institute, The Michael Jacobs Foundation for Travel Writing and Fundación Gabo
