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Tibisay Zea retweeted
14 Aug 2024
MX, CO and BR have an opportunity to show that their "long-term valuation of non-intervention is based on a concept of national sovereignty as the citizenry’s right to choose its government, not as a government’s right to abuse its citizens."
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
31 Jul 2024
¿Cómo fue la jornada ayer en Caracas y cuáles son las dos principales conclusiones de lo que pasado en Venezuela desde el domingo? Responden hoy en @Yestonoestodo Tibisay Zea @tibizea de @TheWorld y @CarlosMalamud del @rielcano. Óigalos aquí: youtube.com/watch?v=sdhTo6tf…
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
30 Jul 2024
Toppling statues is part of the global iconography of contemporary revolutions. "that people are toppling Chavez statues in places that were Chavista strongholds means the entire collapse of the Chavista connection with Venezuelans" @CaracasChron
caracaschronicles.com/2024/0…
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
30 Jul 2024
En este momento pensando en @rociosanmiguel, una activista y fuente habitual de periodistas por su profundo conocimiento del ámbito militar en Venezuela. Ya tiene 172 días presa : accesoalajusticia.org/cronol…
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30 Jul 2024
Venezuelans who served as official witnesses in polling stations hand copies of election reports issued by electoral machines to Maria Corina Machado during a protest in Caracas.
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
30 Jul 2024
Readout of @POTUS Call with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil:
"The two leaders agreed on the need for immediate release of full, transparent, and detailed voting data at the polling station level by the Venezuelan electoral authorities."
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
29 Jul 2024
The Carter Center calls upon Venezuela’s National Election Commission to immediately publish the presidential election results at the polling station level.
Statement: bit.ly/3A3aAB1
Declaración: bit.ly/3StsC5E
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29 Jul 2024
I'm in Caracas, Venezuela, reporting on a crucial presidential election happening today.
I spent the day reporting from poling stations.
Listen to Venezuelans here:
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28 Jul 2024
Reporting from Caracas.
Venezuelans show a deep commitment to voting and democracy.
Here's some of what I heard today, from polling stations.
We are now waiting for results.
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
23 Jul 2024
I am happy and honored to be a Lauren Brown Fellow 24' and share this opportunity with @cerisecastle, @thewendyway, @Dee_Sea_, and @SalguWissmath. This will help @katiehappens, @tibizea, and me continue reporting in our @IRE_NICAR project about asylum seekers' children — many of them Venezuelans— and their integration into public schools in the US. Thanks again @IWMF 🫶
22 Jul 2024
Meet our 2024 Lauren Brown Fellows! 📷Congratulations to @cerisecastle, @ClavelRangel , @thewendyway, @Dee_Sea_, and @SalguWissmath!
These exceptional journalists will elevate underrepresented voices through ambitious reporting projects.
#LaurenBrownFellowship #IWMF
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The World’s @tibizea reports that most Venezuelans living abroad were not allowed to register to vote for the upcoming presidential election. Some experts suspect that this is a deliberate strategy by the Maduro government to cling to power. bit.ly/3y1Of6b
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Water supplies in Mexico City are at a historic low due to low rainfall, rising temperatures and outdated infrastructure. The World's @tibizea reports on the paradox of a sinking, thirsty city that was once surrounded by lakes. bit.ly/3UVhIYm
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
25 Apr 2024
The nationalities of migrants coming to San Diego are unprecedented.
In 2020, 88% of migrants were from Mexico. So far in 2024, Mexico has been 13%.
The #1 nationality in San Diego this year? "Other."
Table: cbpdata.adamisacson.com/cbp_…
ALT Yearly Migration at the U.S.-Mexico Border, Presented by “Nationality” at “San Diego Sector” Read the table at the link in the tweet, it's too big for this alt text.
25 Apr 2024
San Diego has surpassed Tucson, becoming the top border region for migrant arrivals for the first time in decades. I wrote about the history of of migration route shifts (h/t @adam_wola)
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19 Jan 2024
Women and girls in Haiti are facing a tragedy of sexual violence in their own neighborhoods.
Local women and activists told me that rape has become a systematic weapon of war used by armed gangs to control territory in large swaths of the capital.
Gender-based violence has become a systematic problem in Haiti, with rape incidents on the rise. Activists say the documented cases are just the tip of the iceberg. The World's @tibizea reports.
bit.ly/3tY7wDw
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18 Dec 2023
The national instrument of Cuba, the tres, is gaining some attention in the US.
For the very first time, the prestigious @BerkleeCollege admitted two students of Cuban tres this year.
I sat down with them in Boston.
Give it a listen!
theworld.org/stories/2023-11…
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Tibisay Zea retweeted
30 Oct 2023
#ÚLTIMAHORA EEUU advirtió que "tomará medidas" si el presidente venezolano, Nicolás Maduro, incumple el acuerdo alcanzado con la oposición, después de que la corte suprema de Venezuela suspendiera "todos los efectos" de las primarias opositoras
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It's Oct. 9 and we will be sharing some stories on Indigenous peoples.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay
This one was reported by @Tibizea.
Meet Indigenous female skateboarders are breaking stereotypes in Bolivia.
theworld.org/stories/2022-08…
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