Monitoring press freedom and international affairs from Mid-Missouri Public Radio and the Missouri School of Journalism
Cristina Sánchez
Cristina Sánchez is an exchange student from the university of Navarra, Spain. She is interested in convergence journalism and international news. Sánchez loves photography, music and travelling.
With peace talks in tatters, Venezuelans are deeply divided over the future of their country. Four months after the start of street protests against President Nicolas Maduro’s government began, Venezuelans are deeply divided over the…
On the eve of World Press Freedom Day, more than a dozen journalists were harassed by rock-throwing police while covering demonstrations in India’s disputed Kashmir region, local news reported. The reporters were attempting to cover…
Pakistan’s defense ministry is calling for the shutdown of a leading television news channel after the channel broadcast allegations that an intelligence agency was responsible for an attack on a leading journalist. Hamid Mir, a…
A video journalist in Myanmar has been sentenced to a year in prison for trespassing and obstructing a civil servant while covering a story on education. The Democratic Voice of Burma’s Zaw Pe, also known…
An Azerbaijani journalist who exposed an apparent government effort to spy on the country’s opposition has faced repeated questioning by police and a government investigation. Khadija Ismayilova, a reporter for the U.S.-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio…
Seven years ago, when the Russian city of Sochi won the bidding for the 2014 Winter Olympics , few would have predicted the cost of the hosting the games equal the gross domestic product of…
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Global Journalist covers press freedom, human rights and international affairs. The weekly, half-hour discussion is produced by faculty and students of the Missouri School of Journalism and Mid-Missouri Public Radio featured interviews with international journalists, diplomats, activists and others.
