
John Otis
@johnotis
Colombia-based journalist for NPR. Consultant for the Committee to Protect Journalists. Author of the book Law of the Jungle.
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13-01-2010 13:55:33
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🇻🇪 .Committee to Protect Journalists and 27 other press freedom organizations demand the immediate release of journalist Carlos Correa, director of Espacio Público who was forcibly disappeared on January 7 in Caracas. The Venezuelan government must ensure his safe and sound return. 👇









Iván Velásquez resigned as Colombia's defense minister. In Americas Quarterly I outlined his problems. Key quote "It's dangerous to have a defense minister with no knowledge of security who then gets rid of most of the military’s capacity to fight crime" americasquarterly.org/article/ivan-v…


Trump’s plan for mass deportations faces a new hurdle: The Venezuelan government has privately warned the administration that it won’t accept migrants after the White House rescinded Chevron’s license to pump oil there, The Wall Street Journal reports. wsj.com/world/americas…





Going to school in Peru means going up against criminal gangs. They extract exortion payments from hundreds of schools by threatening to bomb them and kill their teachers. Here's my All Things Considered report npr.org/2025/07/07/g-s…


Here's our CPJ Américas invstigation into how and why muckraking Peruvian journalist Gastón Medina - who made many enemies for denouncing government corruption - was gunned down in January. cpj.org/2025/07/peruvi…

#PERU El periodista peruano Gastón Medina fue asesinado a tiros el 20 de enero en la ciudad de Ica, en el centro-sur del país, y a pesar de la detención del presunto autor material, la policía aún desconoce quién contrató al grupo de sicarios. El Committee to Protect Journalists y IPYS viajaron a