I am a journalist based in Lisbon, Portugal. I have 18 years of international experience in the broadcast industry, including reporting, producing, and video editing. I'm interested in international relations, politics, and culture.

Larissa Ong is a creative documentary filmmaker. She has written, directed, and post-produced feature-length TV documentaries for Channel NewsAsia, CuriosityStream, and National Geographic, which have been awarded at the World Media Festivals, the New York Festivals and the Asian Academy Creative Read moreAwards. She has also made digital shorts for South China Morning Post and Rice Media.
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She primarily directs, writes, and produces, but loves shooting whenever she can. Stories of migration, existentialism, and the creative process interest her the most, and within them she likes to explore the messiness and absurdity of existence. She is now working on her first independent feature Live Long and Die Out about the desire to die.

She is based in Lisbon, Portugal, and has lived and worked in Washington DC and Mexico City. She speaks Mandarin, Spanish, English, is learning Portuguese, and is originally from Singapore. She is a member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia and Film Fatales. ​

Luís Guita is a journalist based in Lisboa, Portugal.

Professional experience in recent years:

- Since 2010 I am a journalist on the international television channel EURONEWS, Lyon (Hard-News, Sports, Documentaries, Art and Culture, International Analysis, ...)

- Since 2010 I am a Read morecorrespondent of Swissinfo in Portugal (Art and Culture, Science, Economy, Sports, Social Research, ...).

- In the years 2008 and 2009 I was the correspondent of the LUSA Agency in Paris (coverage of the most striking themes of the current French and of the various demonstrations / presence of Portuguese in France, ...)

- Between 2007 and 2011 I worked as a journalist at RFI (Radio France International), Paris.
In RFI: Conceived, realized, produced and presented the weekly magazine Latitudes, dedicated to the relations between Portugal and the other Portuguese-speaking countries (Art and Culture, Education, Health, Sport, Economy, NGOs, ...).

Alison Roberts is a journalist based in Lisbon, Portugal. Currently freelance correspondent for BBC News, she also contributes to National Public Radio (US), CBC (Canada) and Deutsche Welle's English-language service (Germany), as well as Portuguese news agency Lusa. Edited Time Out Guides spanning Read more1999 to 2019 and contributed to others (e.g. Fodor's 2009-2024). Specialist experience in economic, business and labour issues and financial markets at Bloomberg News (in Germany and Portugal) and at Investors Chronicle (London).

Manuel Ribeiro is a journalist who just moved to Coimbra but can do work all across Portugal.

Raquel Wise is a news and corporate photographer and videographer based in Lisbon, Portugal. She is available to work around the country.
After four years working as a print journalist, she decided, in 2002, to follow her heart and become a photographer. Nowadays she also shoots and edits video.
Read moreHer work has been published by portuguese and international publications, such as Sábado Magazine, Newspaper Sol, Notícias Magazine, Diário de Notícias, FHM, Grande Reportagem, The New Yorker, International Herald Tribune, FHM, WWD, Financial Times, among others.
For more information, check Raquel's portfolio: https://raquelwisephoto.com.

Experienced in financial news, political coverage, viral media and community reporting. 

Transforming complicated issues into entertaining news stories is my specialty. 

Photography accompanying news stories available.

I am a journalist, fixer, and producer working in Lisbon. I have 10 years of experience working for federal TV channels and for International production companies in Moscow and Lisbon as a producer, editor, and journalist. Speak English, Portuguese and Russian.

I work with a Lisbon-based Read morecameraman and we have own equipment for television shootings.

Please contact me for my CV and references.

My name is Cátia Bruno and I am a journalist based in Lisbon, Portugal, the city where I was born.

I graduated in 2011 with a BA in Journalism. Since then, I already worked for two national newspapers in the country - the prestigious Expresso and the innovative i. I also freelanced for some Read moreinternational publications like GlobalPost, New Eastern Europe and EU Observer. 

Currently, I write mainly about foreign affairs. I have done reporting in Greece, Sweden and Poland, but also in places like Kaliningrad or Abu Dhabi. The issues I care most about are inequality, social changes, minorities’ rights and life stories.

My name is Obai Radwan , I hold MA in tourism and communications and BA in Mass communications .
I'm native arabic speaker.
 I’m also fluent in English and Portuguese.