Based in Rio de Janeiro, Portuguese/Brazilian Gaucho writer, translator and journalist. Ready mode 24/7. Europe, Australasia, Africa, América do Sul e do Norte ok; lived in Australia 5 years and between US and Brazil since 1987 til 2016. 

With strong solid bounds into the fields of Oceanography, Read moreMaritime & Leisure/Tourism and Sports, all categories and sectors (including shipping, fishing and all that supports the so/called Blue Economy)... In the Olympics in Rio, Peaze covered the Major Event for the VOICE OF AMERICA radio (USA), broadcasting dayly reports six months before and during the whole event - He then published e book with a collectanea of chronicles. 

With solid background in a wide range of business areas including computer field, advertising being awarded in Brazil, chronist for newspapers and online zines, radio broadcasting enthusiast, publishing and translation (translator of Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls), boating and marine and costal environment expert (boatbuilder and ocean sailor). Detailed and methodological jack for all trade oriented person, allways on the good will and straight forward mode.  For more please visit www.luispeaze.com/journalist

Barney Lankester-Owen is a documentary director and cameraman based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Luiza Miguez is a reporter, screenwriter, fact-checker and podcast producer. Currently working as a senior reporter and screenwriter on Greg News, a HBO show similar with Last Week Tonight With John Oliver. And podcast producer and screenwriter at Rádio Novelo, one of Brazil's most important Read morepodcast company. Between 2011 and 2019, worked as a reporter covering politics and culture at piauí magazine, a monthly magazine similar to The New Yorker. Also was the fact-checker of the magazine. Freelance fact-checking with collaboration in magazines like The New Yorker.

Aimée Louchard is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She has solid experience in different formats. In the print media, she has worked as a reporter, special reporter, deputy editor and editor in daily hard news such as Jornal do Brasil, O Globo, O Dia, O Estado de São Paulo, Jornal do Read moreCommercio, Valor Econômico and in monthly magazines such as Raça , Magazine and Baco among others, in the areas of Culture, Behavior, Health, Gastronomy and People.

In 2 decades as a journalist I reported from 12 countries - even from Antartica -, and worked in a wide variety of environments, dealing with different subjects and delivering news in various formats: written, radio and television. I covered Rio 2016 Olympics and Paralympics, FIFA 2014 WorldCup, Read morebut also major political events and summits, such as UN's Rio+20. I also covered Pope Francis' first international trip as pontiff, when he visited Brazil for Rio 2013 World Youth Day, and 4 million people from all over the world gathered at Copacabana beach for the main celebrations. 
As a senior network reporter, my current post, I do daily reports for TV Bandeirantes main evening news (Jornal da Band), daily live reports for the TV's morning show (Bora Brasil) and other network and local news. 
During my carreer, I worked also at the BBC World Service, in London, at CBN - Brazil's largest radio network in Rio de Janeiro, Terra Networks and Bloomberg News in São Paulo, performing a wide variety of duties: network and local reporter, international correspondent, producer, presenter, editor and chief-editor. In addition to that, I sometimes report as a freelancer to Radio New Zealand. I'm used to work with tight deadlines, real-time live reports. But I also have to do in-depth reports which require detailed newsgathering, fact checking, long interviews and creative writing.

Sheila Taylor is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro - State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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In Rio de Janeiro for over two years now, I work principally as the Brazil correspondent for Latin American Newsletters, writing daily and weekly reports on the politics and economy of the country and the wider region. I'm professionally fluent in both Portuguese and Spanish and I have full working Read moreBrazilian visa.

I also work as a freelance reporter, writing news pieces for The Guardian, The Sunday Times, the BBC, Vice's Motherboard, and longer-form journalism for Esquire and GQ.

In my broadcast work, I fronted extensive live coverage of the Brazilian elections for France 24's English-language TV channel as well as Radio France International. I also work regularly for the BBC, reporting and producing for Radio 4 and BBC 5Live. 

Before moving to South America, I was a senior broadcast journalist at the BBC in London, working on demanding, high-impact and award-winning radio programmes. As an output editor, I led a team of around a dozen producers, reporters and presenters to produce informative, entertaining radio under severe time constraints. As a producer for both BBC radio and TV, I learnt the technical skills necessary to work as a contemporary multi-media journalist.

Carolina Mazzi is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As a reporter, I've worked for two of the major newspapers in Brazil, O Globo and Jornal do Brasil, as well as the biggest latin american news website, UOL. I've also contributed for Andrew Jenning's book, "Omertà", that I've also Read morecowrote. As a news producer, I've worked for several international companies, such as BBC, Deutsche Welle, NatGeo, ARN Network, M4 Automotive, among others. I've worked as a translator for Panda Books and also as a researcher for the World Bank and dutch Tv, Channel 3. 

In 2012, I was granted with the Sebrae Economic Journalism Award, for the story about the growing economy in Rio's slums, that I wrote for Jornal do Brasil
In 2014, I was granted with Columbia Journalism Fellowship for the Age Boom Academy Program, in New York City.

Wies Ubags is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She mainly writes for newspapers and magazins in her home country The Netherlands, but also publishes in English.
Topics she knows a lot about: Colombia's conflict and peace processes with leftist guerrillas and rightist paramilitaries, Read moreVenezuela's political and economic crisis and Brazil's political and economic crisis.
Other topics: black consciousness. Wies did a crowdfunding project 'Black Power in Rio' in the Netherlands (******) and women in Latin America. 
Wies is also available for radio interviews and for fixer work for audiovisual media.

Daniel Quental is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro - State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.