Spanish photographer, based in Kyiv, covering the russo-Ukrainian War since ‘14, Kashmir, Armenia, Syria Shooting for Le Figaro and others

Joined July 2009
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Albert Lores retweeted
Les six reportages du @Le_Figaro le long du nouveau rideau de fer entre Europe et Russie sont disponibles ici👇 lefigaro.fr/international/do…
29 Dec 2025
Tout au long de l’automne, sur plus de trois mille kilomètres, «Le Figaro» a arpenté la frontière qui sépare l’Europe de la Russie. De la Norvège à la Pologne en passant par les trois républiques Baltes, la montée des tensions remodèle les paysages et éprouve les sociétés.
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RT @cyrille_louis: À la Une du @Le_Figaro, la splendide photo de @lores_albert pour annoncer notre série de reportages le long de la fronti…
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The Russian war against Ukrainian apartments.
23.06.2025. Київ, наслідки російського обстрілу
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Hace menos de un mes publicamos este reportaje. Israel ya tiene su nueva guerra. Hoy han asesinado a 5 sirios en Daraa en el primer enfrentamiento de lo que será un largo conflicto. Es una regla matemática de la historia. Ocupación = Resistencia. elmundo.es/internacional/202…
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«Nous sommes les idiots utiles de Vladimir Poutine» : Nate, cousin germain de JD Vance et combattant volontaire en Ukraine lefigaro.fr/international/no… par @Le_Figaro

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RT @javierespinosa2: La portada de hoy, que recoge el reportaje que hicimos en Banias. Un viaje que me hizo viajar al pasado, cuando veía e…
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Esta gran foto de @lores_albert resume el horror al que ha regresado #Siria tras la euforia que provocó el final de la brutal dictadura de Bashar al Asad. Hoy, un amplio reportaje sobre lo que vimos en Banias. Me habría gustado no tener que escribirlo. elmundo.es/internacional/202…

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Here's the United States director of national intelligence on national TV pushing proven falsehoods and talking points that could have come straight from the Kremlin. I'll address them here: -Elections were not "canceled," they are postponed under martial law, as set out in Ukraine's constitution. Ukrainians do want elections, but only once a peace can be guaranteed with security assurances that will deter Russia from attacking again. Why are such security guarantees necessary? Because there are millions of Ukrainians living under Russian occupation, millions more who've been displaced, a million or so military – and all these people would need to be granted the chance to freely vote, which cannot happen under the Russian gun. Moreover, Ukrainians overwhelmingly support Zelensky and none of them are questioning his legitimacy. There are two countries who are questioning his legitimacy: Russia and the US. -Ukraine's political opposition is not silent; they criticize Zelensky even in wartime. There is still a healthy political discourse and competition in the country. -Churches are not being shutdown as she mentions; the Moscow-run arm of the Orthodox church which has a proven track record of operating as branch of the FSB has been barred from practicing. -"Total government control of the media"? Hardly. Independent news outlets are plentiful in Ukraine, and they report critically on the president and the military; many focus on exposing corruption. -Gabbard also asks what Ukrainians are fighting for and whether they actually value freedom. Ukrainians are engaged in an existential fight. They are fighting and dying for freedom and independence – and they have done so since Russia first invaded in 2014. Ukrainians also led two revolutions – the Orange and Euromaidan/Revolution of Dignity – over corruption, state violence, political repression. The latter saw more than 100 pro-democracy protesters killed on Kyiv's main square, aptly named Independence Square. If there is anyone right now in the world who understands what freedom means and what it costs, its the Ukrainians.
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Given an easy opportunity to criticize Putin, Gabbard immediately pivots to bashing Zelenskyy
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RT @FT: A Financial Times investigative documentary has found evidence that Russian executions of Ukrainian prisoners of war are not isolat…
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“Intellectuals in America a century ago imagined and admired a Soviet Union that never existed—a country of equality, of development, of arts and freedom,” says @k_sonin . “Now the American right wing once again imagines a Russia that doesn’t exist in the real world, a place that is conservative, upholds family values and liberties.” wsj.com/world/russia/donald-…?
The fascination of parts of MAGA with Putin’s Russia is weirdly similar to the misguided admiration of Stalin’s Russia by many on the American and European left in the 1930s. Modern Russia, after all, is no Christian family-values utopia: it’s a country with a shrinking population (a decline partially offset by mostly Muslim immigration), sky-high rates of abortion and divorce, institutionalized corruption and a massive brain drain.
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Desmontando las falsedades 'rusas' de Trump: ni Zelenski es impopular, ni es un dictador, ni empezó la guerra contra Rusia. La mayor parte de sus aseveraciones se basan en mentiras calcadas de la propaganda rusa. elmundo.es/internacional/202…
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Nothing the cowards love more than the humiliation of the brave.
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An iconic win! Usyk holds Hetman Ivan Mazepa’s saber. Over 300 years ago, Mazepa fought for Ukraine’s freedom from Russian invaders. Now that’s real history.
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Reportage à Kharkiv avec @lores_albert où les habitants craignent l'arrivée de l'hiver, ses coupures d'électricité, de chauffage. Le Russie a déjà commencé ses frappes sur les infra énergétiques pr affaiblir l'effort de guerre et briser le moral ukrainien lefigaro.fr/international/j-…
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