Monica Campbell
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Editor #PostReports @washingtonpost Prior: @theworld @prx ~ @NAHJ @Niemanfdn @ucbsoj ~ (im)migration
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/monica-campbell/ 13-05-2009 16:35:55
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student journalists from Columbia University’s WKCR-FM NY are still working hard to broadcast live right now
“Our journalists still in Pulitzer Hall are still being told if they leave they’ll be arrested.” cc-seas.columbia.edu/wkcr/#
There's so many moments in this #PostReports episode that gave me chills, as Samantha Schmidt (w the help of Arturo Torres) reconstructs the January day when powerful gangs pushed Ecuador to the brink, and what that tells us about a changing Latin America🎧⬇️
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MUST READ: Deeply reported, harrowing story by Arelis R. Hernández
Texas county at center of border fight is overwhelmed by migrant deaths - Washington Post washingtonpost.com/nation/interac…
In today’s The Washington Post, with record-breaking migration, comes record-breaking death. A Texas border county has struggled to keep up.
Our dispatch w/colleagues Marina Dias & Daniele Volpe, who made images along with the amazing Jabin Botsford
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'The World Central Kitchen team was traveling in a deconflicted zone in 2 armored cars branded with the WCK logo. Despite coordinating movements with the IDF, the convoy was hit as it was leaving the warehouse, where the team had unloaded 100+ tons of food aid.' wck.org/news/gaza-team…
I’m on Post Reports discussing what we know about the Baltimore bridge collapse — and what it says about the lives and tragic deaths of immigrants in construction jobs.
Endless thanks to Elana Gordon Rennie Svirnovskiy maggie penman & Martine Powers
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In one year, Maritza Guzman has seen 12 workers die in Baltimore — most of them immigrants and one of them her husband.
The latest deaths, she said, underscore how immigrants are some of the most vulnerable, least-protected workers in the US. W/ Scott Dance shorturl.at/jrzRY
Jesus Campos, a construction worker who knows the crew, said the men were from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico. They are in their 30s and 40s and have spouses and children.
“They are hard-working, humble men,” he said.
More updates to come for The Baltimore Banner.
“We are seeing children on the brink of death, just skin and bones … and these are the ones who have managed to get to hospital. There is a real fear for those that can’t,” says James Elder after visit to Gaza. “This is man-made and preventable.” theguardian.com/world/2024/mar…
“There’s no one but the gangs.” An eyewitness account from Harold Isaac of his country descending into violence. bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…
A grisly marker of gang-ravaged Haiti's violence and dysfunction: People shot dead in streets of the capital and there’s no one to take the corpses away Widlore Mérancourt and Samantha Schmidt report wapo.st/3PfHa7o