Ivan Cairo, Author at Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network

Ivan Cairo

As a journalist he travelled extensively throughout the Caribbean and South-America, French-Guiana, USA, Mexico, Taiwan and China covering mostly political issues including various Summits of the Americas, Caricom Summits, UN Climate Summit and other events. He also reports on a regular basis on crime issues including drug trafficking, money laundering and human rights. He is a former president of the Surinamese Association of Journalists and attended numerous journalism training workshops and events in Suriname, the Caribbean and the USA and did a course in Financial and Business News Reporting at Reuters in London in 2012. He is also one of the founding fathers of the Association of Caribbean Media Workers. Ivan Cairo joined ‘de Ware Tijd’ newspaper in February 2002 and he is also a correspondent for several regional magazines, newspapers and news agencies in Guyana, Barbados and St. Vincent & the Grenadines. In August 2014 he won the Journalism Award 2014 and published his first novel, ‘Fatale Zonden’, in November 2014. In 2018 he won the Award for Journalism organized by the Center for Communications and Public Relations

El sendero caribeño opaco de China: sueños, tratos y deuda

por

Carla Bridglal,

Ivan Cairo,

Steffon Campbell,

Alix Lewis y

Neil Marks | December 5, 2019

Un hotel. Una carretera. Un puerto. La casa del primer ministro. Para los países del Caribe, una de las formas más visibles, expansivas y costosas del compromiso de Beijing con la región es su financiamiento de proyectos de infraestructura a gran escala.

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