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Gloria Pallarès

Gloria is an independent journalist focused on the environment and global development, and has published in media such as El País, Mongabay and Devex. Her work in the Congo Basin, supported by the Pulitzer Center, has exposed cases of illegal logging and mining and weaknesses in the governance of carbon projects in a total area equivalent to the size of Costa Rica.

In the last decade, she has taught trainings for African environmental media and for international students of journalism and global governance. She has also written for UN initiatives, international think tanks and think tanks on both sides of the Atlantic, and has worked as a news analyst in South Sudan.

Glòria works in five languages ​​​​and has a background in Biotechnology (BSc) and Biodiversity Conservation (MSc) and Journalism (BSc).

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OCRI Talk in Festival Gabo: Uncovering the Corruption Behind Climate Change

As part of the OCRI initiative the CIJ and Fundacion Gabo are hosting the talk "An Investigative Challenge: Uncovering the Corruption Behind Climate Change", on Sunday 23 October at 2 pm in Cartagena, Colombia.
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Investigative journalism on climate change workshop

Through this 3-day in-person workshop, resources and tools will be offered that allow journalists to strengthen their capacities with a view to incorporating investigative journalism techniques into the coverage of climate change, bearing in mind that it is a phenomenon that It marks our times, affects people’s daily lives and cuts across all spheres, from […]
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Masterclass: How to plan an investigation on climate change

This master class will address questions such as: What do we mean when we talk about research on climate change? How to plan an investigation in this field? What are the areas of research in climate matters? How to ‘sell’ a climate story? What results are expected? What works can be taken as a reference in investigative journalism on climate […]
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