Un podcast noticiero no es algo nuevo, pero varios podcast noticieros en español en los Estados Unidos están empezando a asentarse como cualquier otro podcast noticiero en la nación.
Author: Diego Calderon
Born in Lima, Peru, lived in Bolivia and Colombia, and currently living in the United States for educational purposes.
Major: Investigative Journalism.
Minor (1): Global Business and Literacy.
Minor (2): Spanish.
Current Projects:
Project manager at the BYU Daily Universe Translation Project.
Translation editor and podcast consultor in Spanish for the Marriott Student Review Chapter at BYU.
Spanish Lab Teacher at BYU.
Freedom of Journalism Research Assistant at BYU.
Hobbies:
Soccer (basically everything involving playing, watching, and following statistics and rosters).
Asian and Hispanic cuisine.
Latin American and European Literature.
Salsa and other Latin American folklore dances.
Spanish News Podcasts in the United States
News podcasts are not something new, but several Spanish-language news podcasts in the United States are settling in like any other news podcast in the nation.
Colombia: We don’t give in to the threats despite the danger
In a previous interview to his death, the former director of the newspaper ‘El Espectador,’ Guillermo Cano, said: “We have to say to the mafia: Not even one more step!”
Colombia: No cedemos a la presión a pesar del peligro
En una previa entrevista al asesinato del ex-director del diario ‘El Espectador’, Guillermo Cano, él dijo: “Hay que decirle a la mafia: ¡Ni un paso más!”.
Bolivia: Journalism at its worst point
Lea la versión original en español: http://freedomofjournalism.org/values/bolivia-el-periodismo-en-su-peor-momento/ Bolivian journalism for more than a decade had to face many challenges from the government at the time of Evo Morales. Aside from a corrupt government, Bolivia also has other difficulties, like the pandemic effects which harms independent journalism. At the election process in 2005, Evo Morales Ayma…
Bolivia: El periodismo en su peor momento
See the translated version in English: http://freedomofjournalism.org/values/bolivia-journalism-at-its-worst-point/ El periodismo boliviano por más de una década ha enfrentado desafíos por parte del gobierno de Evo Morales. Además de tener un gobierno muy corrupto, Bolivia aún tiene otras dificultades, como los efectos de la pandemia, que afectan al periodismo independiente. Con las elecciones del 2005, Evo Morales…
Perú: La historia cambia, los riesgos para un periodista no
See the translated version in English: http://freedomofjournalism.org/values/peru-the-story-will-change-the-risks-for-a-journalist-wont/ El Perú ha pasado por diferentes etapas políticas en las que los periodistas han sobrellevado desafíos como el silenciamiento por parte del gobierno, terroristas y otras bandas criminales, hasta el día de hoy donde tienen que adaptarse a las regulaciones del país en tiempos de COVID-19. La situación…
Peru: The story will change, the risks for a journalist won’t
Peru has gone through different political stages in which journalists had gone through challenges like the government’s, terrorists’, and other criminal association’s chilling. Today, journalists have to adapt to the new country’s regulations in COVID-19 times.
The Kingdom of Bhutan: The issues of an emerging journalism industry
The Kingdom of Bhutan is a territory located in the Hymalayan region. Its journalism community is young and has a lot of flaws because of the lack of experience in the field and government’s influence in the media.
Twitter can flag President Trump without violating the First Amendment
Twitter has been flagging some of President Trump’s posts that are negatively affecting the U.S. and worldwide population. This raises the question: Should influential people be accountable for the things they post on social media, or is that going against their own freedom of expression? The First Amendment protects the importance of freedom of expression,…
