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Alejandra Monserrat Medina Casas is a mexican journalist based in Madrid, Spain. Has worked in Monterrey, México and Bogotá, Colombia. Has 7 years of experience in TV News as an anchor, chief editor and reporter. Its areas of specialization have been politics, current affairs and culture. She currently works as a freelance journalist and specializes in reporting on issues of the Latino community in Spain, as well as current affairs in Spain and Europe. Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/alemedinacasas
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Feminists fill the streets of Madrid despite disagreements between collectives
Thousands of feminists marched through central Madrid on International Women's Day, calling for an end to the patriarchy and gender-based violence, and advocating for equal pay and greater public policy participation. The first unrestricted demonstrations since the pandemic began highlighted divisions between major feminist collectives over the Trans Law and prostitution abolition. Two separate marches were held due to these disagreements. The Movimiento Feminista de Madrid criticized the government's sexual freedom law and demanded the resignation of Equality Minister Irene Montero. In contrast, the Comisión 8M de Madrid emphasized diverse feminist agendas. Latin American activists in Madrid also marched for visibility and rights for migrant women workers.
Marches in Madrid on International Women's Day
Thousands of feminists march through the main streets of central Madrid on International Women's Day, making demands such as 'feminism is changing everything', 'down with the patriarchy', and 'no more macho violence'.
The 'Rejection Room': Complaints by Colombians Denied Entry in Mexico
Colombian travelers have raised alarms about the 'Rejection Room' at Mexico City's international airport, where foreigners, mainly Colombians, are detained daily under poor conditions on suspicion of attempting to migrate to the United States through Mexico. The room has beds and toilets with little ventilation, and detainees can spend hours to days without legal advice, leading to despair and uncertainty. Colombian YouTuber Pablo Rabelo shared his testimony of being detained, highlighting the moral, financial, psychological, and physical damage experienced. Social media complaints by travelers are increasing as detentions of Colombian migrants in Mexican border cities surge, with a 1,400% increase from 2021 to 2022, according to the National Institute of Migration. Pablo points to a harmful stereotype and stigmatization of Colombians amid the regional migration crisis, exacerbated by the armed conflict in Colombia, job search, and new Mexican government measures to curb migration to the U.S.
NTN24 Leaders: interview with Jesús Abad Colorado, Colombian photojournalist
NTN24 conducted an interview with Colombian photojournalist Jesús Abad Colorado on the program 'Líderes de NTN24' aired on Saturday, August 13, 2022.
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