Fewer than 1% of these crimes have been fully solved. In 168 of the 169 cases recorded over the past 20 years, neither the person who ordered the killing nor the motive for the murder has been ...

With chatbots and an AI agent, this Cuban news outlet is exploring the future of news Technology and AI. Latin American Journalism Review by The Knight Center at The University of Texas at Austin.

The newspaper recently received a top honor from the Online News Association, reflecting a long-standing philosophy: Technology only makes sense when it serves the audience.

Fearing democratic backsliding, some Brazilian journalists make their politics public Press freedom. Latin American Journalism Review by The Knight Center at The University of Texas at Austin.

“ AI promises faster, cheaper production for under-resourced Caribbean publishers, but regional leaders warn that unchecked adoption could cost jobs, weaken trust and flatten the distinctive voice of ...

The proposed reform of Venezuela’s Law against Hatred would replace prison sentences of between 10 and 20 years with fines ...

"The Foundation for Press Freedom (FLIP, by its acronym in Spanish) reacted to statements made by [Colombian] President ...

After Brazil bans online betting, sports media faces a financial reckoning Business Model. Latin American Journalism Review ...

During the four years of Bolsonaro’s rule, journalism endured the horrors of repression. The president of Brazil verbally ...

“In its latest assessment of freedom of expression, the nongovernmental organization Espacio Público reported three cases ...

"Stefany Forero Amaya […] and Alejandra Montes Rojas […] are the first influencers [aligned with Colombian President Abelardo ...

“The president of Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Kassio Nunes Marques, suspended the distribution of a newspaper ...