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Photo provided by the group #NOS FALTAN 3 shows a demonstration calling for the release of three journalists kidnapped on the Ecuador-Colombia border, in Quito, Ecuador, April 1, 2018. EPA-EFE FILE/#NOS FALTAN 3

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BRING THEM HOME

The team, who were working to obtain accounts of the situation along the Ecuador-Colombia border,…
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Lori Lizarraga has joined NPR's Code Switch and is set to debut later this year. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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Lizarraga's valued voice
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Rasheed Zaire Ajamu is one of the 2022 AL DÍA 40 Under Forty honorees. Graphic: Maybeth Peralta/AL DÍA News.
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AL DÍA 40U40: Rasheed Ajamu
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Maria Ressa (left) and Dimtry Muratov (right) pose for a photo during the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.Photo credit: The Nobel Peace
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Journalists win Nobel Prize
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Many of the images that reached the media were sent by people who were close to the Twin Towers. Nothing was ever the same for journalism, or for journalists. Getty Images
Heritage and History
9/11 Changed Journalism
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Paola Ramos was born in 1987 in Miami, Florida. She grew up in Spain. Her mother, Gina Montaner, was born in Cuba and her father is Mexican-American journalist Jorge Ramos.   Miguel Fernández-Flores/VICE News/SHOWTIME
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Jorge’s Daughter:Paola Ramos
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AL DÍA is in the process of launching its Higher Ed Journalism Lab. 
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Reporting on Higher Ed
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“Undocumented” citizens are not only those designated as such by the immigration system. They are also those whose stories continue to go unnoticed, although 93% of them are U.S. citizens.”   Gettyimages
Education
The 3.6 million U.S. Latinos
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On screen
Monopolizing Journalism
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Archive photo: City workers taking away some newspaper shelves in the Spring Garden section of Philadelphia. Source: https://boxesofblight.tumblr.com/
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Journalism during a Pandemic
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The journalist Manuel de Dios Unanue was murdered at Mesón Asturias in Queens on March 11, 1992. Source: Ny1 News.
Thought Leaders
A Journalist's Death
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The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald headquarters on Biscayne Bay, in the Omni neighborhood of Downtown Miami. Getty Images.
Heritage and History
Democracy under threat
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Heritage and History
Journalism on Latinos
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Honorees at the 2019 PABJ Awards & Scholarship Gala. Photo: Jensen Toussaint/AL DÍA News.
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2019 PABJ Awards
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Promotion poster from excellenceinjournalism.org
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NAHJ says no to Fox News
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From left to right, the CEO of AL DÍA Hernán Guaracao, the CEO of EC Hispanic Media, Martha de la Torre, and the NNPA VP of Sales Ron Burke last weekend in Boulder, Colorado. Behind them, John Heaston, President of AAN and Publisher of The Reader in Omaha, Nebraska. Photo: Courtesy of Hernán Guaracao
Thought Leaders
'The Black and the Brown'
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Jeffrey Rosen visited the AL DÍA newsroom on July 10. Photo: Nigel Thompson/AL DÍA News.
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Constitutional Unity
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Al DÍA Digital Media Cross-Cultural Agency
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Saving journalism
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Hernán Guaracao (center) with colleagues at Google headquarteres in Silicon Valley. Photo: Courtesy of Hernán Guaracao
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The charm of journalism
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A front page of the Daily Courier in Prescott, AZ warning dealers in the area of the coverage. Photo: 3TV/CBS 5
Heritage and History
Journalists v. Opioid Crisis
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The AL DÍA Newsroom at 1835 Market Street, several years ago. Photo: AL DÍA News Archives
Heritage and History
A dream come true in Philly
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The mobile game "Sniper 3D Assassin," showing the "Breaking News" mission, in which the player is told to kill a journalist who "bribed a cop and will pick up a briefcase from the cop." MUST CREDIT: Angela Fritz/Sniper 3D Assassin
Heritage and History
A violent fiction
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Cassie Owens, Joy Soto, Danielle Jeter, Mariela Morales Suárez, and Emily Neil discuss the future of local news media, professional dynamics in the newsroom, and the importance of representation in journalism.
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RoundTableTALKS Episode 2
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Journalism students from the University of Panama attend a protest in Panama City, Panama, Sept. 5, 2018. EPA-EFE/Bienvenido Velasco
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FREE PRESS THREATENED
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Heritage and History
Barcelona: A sanctuary city…
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In a visit to AL DÍA News on June 4, Corchado expressed his happiness to be able to launch his book Homelands in Philadelphia, the city where he began his professional career. Samantha Laub / Al Dia News 
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A voice for truth
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Alfredo Corchado, Mexican-American journalist and current Mexico City bureau chief for the Dallas Morning News, spoke about his new book, "HOMELANDS: Four Friends, Two Countries, and the Fate of the Great Mexican-American Migration," on June 4. Photo: Samantha Laub / AL DÍA News
Heritage and History
Finding Homelands in Philly
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The American diplomat, John D. Feeley, resigned his position as ambassador in Panama because of differences of principles with President Donald Trump.
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"I can no longer serve him"
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Vídeo: Gutiérrez Soto en entrevista con Reporteros Sin Fronteras (2009) Imagen: Gutiérrez Soto. Fuente: Facebook.
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A journalist against ICE
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Photo of Marc Bassets - former head of the El Pais delegation in Washington DC – as he leaves the Democratic National Congress (DNC) in Philadelphia. August 2016. Photo: M.B
Heritage and History
"For my neighbor, traveling…
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Mexican journalist Jorge Ramos speaks during an interview in Medellin, Colombia, Sept. 29, 2017. EPA-EFE/Luis Eduardo Noriega
Heritage and History
Mexican journalist calls…
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Argentine reporter Leila Guerriero knows how to deal with writing feature stories, that style often being used in Latin America to write about conflict and more marginal stories, but in an interview with EFE on June 7, 2017, she discussed bringing that kind of writing to science and innovation. EFE/Leonardo Muñoz
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Leila Guerriero: It is…