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By Ingrid Arnesen and Ana María Matute | October 22, 2020

About Ingrid Arnesen

Ingrid Arnesen is an award-winning international journalist, television investigative producer and writer. Her work has spanned major international stories in Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Asia and Central Europe for CBS News, ABC News, CNN, and The Wall Street Journal. Ms. Arnesen is the recipient of the Peabody Award for her investigative work on terrorism, the Edward R. Murrow Award and Alfred I. Dupont Award for her coverage of Haiti. Ms. Arnesen is a contributor to the Daily Beast and independent documentary producer.

About Ana María Matute

Journalist with extensive experience in print media. As a reporter she has covered all the sources of the news. Actually is a columnist for El Nacional. She was editor in chief of International and Economic news. Previously was a chief of the Edition Deparment, and she has been in charge of the correction, hierarchy, evaluation and titling texts of the most outstanding journalists of Venezuela. In addition, she was in charge of writing the titles of the first page of the newspaper on Sundays and on Mondays, the days of greater circulation. She was the head responsible for the editorial and opinion pages of El Nacional printed. El Nacional put in her hands for more than 17 years the daily editorial. With the crisis of the newspaper in Venezuela, she was given the task of expanding and positioning the opinion section of El Nacional web, which currently has more than 100 members from all over Latin America and is replicated in several newspapers in the region.

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