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César Hernández’s Biography

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César Ernesto Hernández Padilla (Culiacán, Sinaloa, 1989). Periodista y editor con trayectoria en medios sinaloenses como El Debate y Espejo. Licenciado en Economía y maestrante en Historia por la Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, con formación especializada en geografía ambiental, historia ambiental latinoamericana y periodismo climático en el CIGA-UNAM, FLACSO y la SEP. Fellow del noveno ciclo de Climate Tracker Latam, integrante de la Red de Periodistas del Mar de Causa Natura A. C. y delegad…

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Nadie para la contaminación por unicel en playas y lagunas de Mazatlán | Son Playas

Nadie para la contaminación por unicel en playas y lagunas de Mazatlán | Son Playas

El unicel que se usa en las construcciones ha estado contaminando las playas, lagunas y esteros de Mazatlán s…

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El turismo abre una puerta al cielo en el Triángulo Dorado

El turismo abre una puerta al cielo en el Triángulo Dorado

Las autoridades municipales han trabajado para fortalecer la vocación turística de Badiraguato... y de paso q…

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Buques de carga serán los nuevos habitantes del Acuario del Mundo

Buques de carga serán los nuevos habitantes del Acuario del Mundo

La activación de diversos proyectos para exportar energéticos desde el Golfo de California, como plantas de m…

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En 8 años Sinaloa duplicó la extracción de agua del subsuelo

En 8 años Sinaloa duplicó la extracción de agua del subsuelo

La bióloga Valeria Petrone Mendoza expuso los trabajos que el Programa Resiliencia Hídrica Sinaloa de la PNUD…

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Estas son las 22 áreas naturales protegidas en Sinaloa

Estas son las 22 áreas naturales protegidas en Sinaloa

Entre áreas de jurisdicción federal, estatal, municipal y destinadas voluntariamente a la conservación, Sinal…

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El potencial olvidado de las minihidroeléctricas en México

El potencial olvidado de las minihidroeléctricas en México

México busca acelerar su transición energética con una matriz más limpia y diversificada, pero buena parte de…

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Some of the Bay Area’s best doughnuts are worth losing sleep over

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By Cesar Hernandez, César Hernández Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
It was 10 p.m. and my partner and I had ended up at the Colonial Donuts on Lakeshore in Oakland. Earlier, we had bad luck at two restaurants — their kitchens had closed, so we settled for a burrito. Left with a desire for something sweet, we were drawn to Colonial, that 24-hour beacon, where the only thing brighter than its hospital-grade lighting is a glass display advertising doughnuts of every kind: crullers, maple bars, jam-filled.
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Will San Francisco ever get over smashburgers? Who cares when they're this good

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By Cesar Hernandez Verified, César Hernández Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Opening in 2023 as an Outer Sunset farmers market popup, Maillards was a late bloomer in the Bay Area's smashburger craze, which began taking shape in the mid-2010s but solidified into the region's dominant style in the wake of the pandemic. It quickly propelled itself to the forefront with distinctly crispy-edged beef patties that were gussied up with caramelized shallots and spilled out of a squishy Martin's Potato bun.
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Will San Francisco ever get over smashburgers? Who cares when they’re this good

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By Cesar Hernandez, César Hernández Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Opening in 2023 as an Outer Sunset farmers market popup, Maillards was a late bloomer in the Bay Area’s smashburger craze, which began taking shape in the mid-2010s but solidified into the region’s dominant style in the wake of the pandemic. It quickly propelled itself to the forefront with distinctly crispy-edged beef patties that were gussied up with caramelized shallots and spilled out of a squishy Martin’s Potato bun.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporter in the business section of the newspaper "El Debate"

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Social media is accelerating our pace of life in every way. We must provide the spaces and moments to stop and think.