Diego Ribadeneira

Descarga el artículo en español It’s been a few weeks since Adrián Stagi’s passing, and yet his absence continues to make itself felt in ways that are hard to explain. In conversations where his name comes up again and again. On country roads that no longer feel the same. At gatherings where someone inevitably recalls a phrase of his, a sharp observation, or a comment laced with that brilliant, sarcastic humor that always seemed to emerge at just the right moment.

Posted Monday, June 17, 2024 10:15 am She broke the news that the European Union had agreed to ban Russian oil. She got the global exclusive on how the European Union struck a deal with Pfizer for billions of Covid-19 vaccines. She revealed how the Greek authorities stood by and watched as a disabled migrant ship sank, leading to the deaths of more than 600 people in a maritime disaster that shocked Europe.

Phil Pan, Greg Winter, Lauren Katzenberg, and Diego Ribadeneira | The New York Times As the Mexico City bureau continues to pursue ambitious stories and expansive coverage of the region, we’re thrilled to announce that Simon Romero will be joining the team as a correspondent. Working alongside Natalie Kitroeff and Maria Abi-Habib, Simon will tackle the region’s most crucial issues, including migration, climate change, rising violence and Mexico’s 2024 presidential election.